DARS_C_C

I see professional cars with a grip of kill switches and was wounder how many kill switches you can have and all of them are hooked up too

punkinbeck

you could put one in for child saftey so the power windows don't go down. Now that would be creative........lol

SkyliteCustomz

...was that a joke?

Anon51

you could put as many as you want essentially.

i usually do fuel, but spark, ecu, ignition are also common.

STOCK_SOHC_DX

10, one for each finger!

Pothole987

put in as many as you want, just remember if you mess something up with wiring, a bad connection etc you could be royally f'd

acake em1

5,783 to be exact

D Griff

^^^ Good information.

Linked

OVER 9000!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

slowassBubble

u are only allowed one per car

raidacaipo

depends on how good the thief is...

thumper64

Clutch interlock
fuel
spark
ecu
main relay
all those could have switches put in line.

You could do combinations of switches that have to be flipped correctly to close a circuit to let the motor run...and if the wrong ones are switched, a taser will shock the person or set a time delay to spray pepper spray out the AC vents, or pop the air bags.

You could put dummy switches that when flipped wrong could disable something or set off the alarm, or maybe pop a solenoid to keep the gas pedal from being able to go down, or some sort of catch that will hold the brakes down when applied, or close an exhaust cutout that would choke the engine. If you had an automatic maybe you could make something to pop it out of gear.

Reyracer19

I like the pepper spray out of the AC vents... But if i would go through the trouble of rigging a kill switch the ultimate mod would be...DEATH

If the cars ignition is tampered with a 30 second delay would begin to count down on your radio's clock and after that BOOM

Sure i'll loose the car but one less POS thief on the street is worth it.

BIGHONDA1

^^^^^^^you should get as many as you feel safe with, and the way the streets are, 5,783 is a really safe number...hahaha... but yeah you can try

77777

doing JUST fuel is stupid, its retardedly easy for a decent thief to diagnose and even if its hidden in the most awesome place they can just jump it, so they dont even need to find the switch.

earfejj

how about a fake kill switch that said "kill switch" on it. BUUUUTTT......when you flipped it, it started the car. A thief would never think of hitting it....
but the pepper spray out of the vents sounds good too. lol

SovXietday

Professional cars do not use them as "kill" switches. More like on off switches. Usually 12V main supply, ignition, and fuel pump. The rest of the switches you see do different things like activate datalogs, ECU inputs and outputs (boost, nitrous, etc), and turn on and off different accessories or pieces of electronic racing equipment.

I wouldn't suggest hooking them up yourself unless you are fluent on understanding DC voltage and relays and know what makes a good connection and what does... not.

spoonracer84eg

lol. Very common ones I know of are fuel pump and starter.

lejeaune

hahhahaahhahahahahahahahahahahahahhaahh

96hb

Good grief, so much bullsh*t to worry about just to own a 14+ year old Honda.

DARS_C_C

dayumn that **** with the pepper spray is tight. is there a wire that i have to cut or conect a wire too to make the kill switch?
and i understand with those professional cars now. i thought there were kill switches but it also make sense that they are for other stuff for the car

4g4dcruisin

You can hook up a killswitch to a killswitch, so that should answer your question.

77777

^ insert xzibit pic haha

eghatch420

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA if only, if only!!!

D3vin

It's up to you. For professional cars, they are more for safety than security measures. You can have as many kill switches as you want. Primary, then secondary, to third, to quads, to whatever you name it. It's what it disables and how good you hide it that counts.