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    skids72 is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Car Year, Make, Model: 68 Firebird 439 BBC
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    Don, my cutoff switch is mounted behind the rear license plate. It is hidden by the license plate and I remove the license plate at the strip. I've seen others that mount the switch just below the deck lid of the trunk or even through a taillight. One fellow I met last year drilled a hole through the center of his license plate and had the switch there...... pretty slick but I think I'll keep what I have because I didn't want the switch visible when on the road.

    catsasswiring: sounds to me like you know what you're talking about when it comes to wiring. Can you comment on my previous idea of using a relay to cut alternator out to reduce load for racing? Would this idea be worth pursuing?
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