FIA approved battery kill switch source
okay this is a long shot but when i was shopping for kill switches 3-4 weeks ago I did a search. it was either on froogle or yahoo shopping. i came across a small site that sold FIA approved unit for $39.95 (if my memory is correct). i knew i should've just ordered it or at least bookmark it. now i can not find it on neither froogle or yahoo. i'm very annoyed at myself. i can't remember much about the site other than that they were some kind of small rallye shop. in new england or something.
i'm hoping some one happened to went by this site and knows what i'm talking about.... *wishful thinking*.
i'm hoping some one happened to went by this site and knows what i'm talking about.... *wishful thinking*.
http://www.rallylights.com/hella/switches_kill.asp The FIA approved one is $34.50 from them. Is that the one you were looking for?
YES SIR. thank you SO much. that is the exact URL i was digging for. funny it's a TerraTrip, FIA approved, and it's cheaper than all the other ones on the US market. :-)
"TerraTrip Battery Switch with Alternator Disconnect, complies with FIA regulations"
"TerraTrip Battery Switch with Alternator Disconnect, complies with FIA regulations"
honestly i'm not really sure. it just sounds cool to be FIA approved.
it does have alternator cut so should be scca/nasa legal.
it does have alternator cut so should be scca/nasa legal.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by quisp »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">it does have alternator cut so should be scca/nasa legal.</TD></TR></TABLE>
So do the longacre switches
So do the longacre switches
yeah but for couple dollars more mine is rally spec TerraTrip and FIA approve yo. don't you know FIA is the new buzzword and JDM is out of style?
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May 9, 2003 12:25 PM
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