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Offline biglady112

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Cut off switch
« on: October 11, 2008, 12:19:27 PM »
For NHRA, if you keep you battery in the stock location, you do not need a cutoff switch. Mine is under the hood on the passenger side as it came from the factory. I am not opposed to doing a switch again, but I was not pleased with it on the last car and did not like the look where I had it. If I were forced to do it, I would think about it a little harder this time.

Here is how the car sits currently. Car is being built to follow P/S rules.

1947 Dodge Pickup

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Re: Cut off switch
« Reply #1 on: October 11, 2008, 12:23:08 PM »
This isn't NHRA so, you gotta have switch.

Plan on placing the switch in a position that is accessable if the car is on it's top or either side. Rarely do the cars end up on the nose or tail.

DW