wiring issue
#1
Honda-Tech Member
Thread Starter
wiring issue
Hello I relocated my battery to the back and now I need to wire up a kill switch. I brought a two post kill switch from:
https://www.pegasusautoracing.com/do...ocID=TECH00109
they provided me with these wiring diagram
Now I am not having trouble with wiring that porting up as the instructions are pretty clear but I am having trouble wiring up the rest of the stuff. I plan on using bulkhead connectors on the firewall to connect my alternator and starter to a distribution block that would connect them to the kill switch and fuse box. the kill switch will be connected like diagram above and to the battery. I plan to use 0 or 2 gauge wire from battery to kill switch and from kill switch to distribution block then 2 or 4 gauge wire for connecting the fuse box, alternator and started.
here's a rough visual of what I mean:
does this set up work? I don't see an issue with it but I would like to run it by other people who might be more knowledgeable about this stuff.
https://www.pegasusautoracing.com/do...ocID=TECH00109
they provided me with these wiring diagram
Now I am not having trouble with wiring that porting up as the instructions are pretty clear but I am having trouble wiring up the rest of the stuff. I plan on using bulkhead connectors on the firewall to connect my alternator and starter to a distribution block that would connect them to the kill switch and fuse box. the kill switch will be connected like diagram above and to the battery. I plan to use 0 or 2 gauge wire from battery to kill switch and from kill switch to distribution block then 2 or 4 gauge wire for connecting the fuse box, alternator and started.
here's a rough visual of what I mean:
does this set up work? I don't see an issue with it but I would like to run it by other people who might be more knowledgeable about this stuff.
#2
Honda-Tech Member
Re: wiring issue
Are you using this kill switch in the manner for which it's intended, or are you looking to just cut battery (+) power? I ask because I've been brought these many times, when the customer really just needs this lol:
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Driven
Road Racing / Autocross & Time Attack
13
01-26-2003 11:45 AM