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Kill switch placement #238981
02/28/09 05:30 PM
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Where would you put the kill switch?
Is it legal to have it here (approx where the red dot is)?

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Re: Kill switch placement [Re: Kevins493] #238982
02/28/09 06:23 PM
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You can pretty much put it anywhere on the back, it
MUST be labeled and I would advise to set it up so
it has to be PUSHED in for the off, that way any
G-force wont let it flip off on you during a launch

Re: Kill switch placement [Re: MR_P_BODY] #238983
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Ok thanks. And that would also make it easier to turn off if needed..

Re: Kill switch placement [Re: Kevins493] #238984
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Ok thanks. And that would also make it easier to turn off if needed..



my 1st thaught was waht if the metalgot bent out and there were no slack in the rod to push it in?i guess that is overthinking it but WHAT IF? i have a turn switch.
nice car though!

Re: Kill switch placement [Re: blownzoom440] #238985
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Mike, That is a good point that I for one never even thought of.

Re: Kill switch placement [Re: Kevins493] #238986
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If it it a push pull, the RULES require that it be push to turn it off.

The G forces have nothing to do with it. It's because if you get rear ended the COLLISION will disconnect the battery.

Anywhere on the rearmost part of the car is ok. As long as it is labled and not hidden.


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Re: Kill switch placement [Re: Kevins493] #238987
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Ok thanks. And that would also make it easier to turn off if needed..




Set it up as a turn if you wish just dont do a pull
to turn it on... I seen a guy did that and it would
shut down on launch...the switch was quite loose

Re: Kill switch placement [Re: MR_P_BODY] #238988
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Yes I was going to do a turn style switch. Just didn't have much place to put it because it is a polara and I didn't like it on the bumper..I just wanted it to be visible without being glaringly obvious, and next to the plate would do that well.
Thanks everyone.

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