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Well it seems my carb likes 25* initial but my car doesn't like to start when hot with that much timing. A while back someone mentioned you could wire in a toggle switch so that you could get the system cranking and then flip a switch to activate the ignition to start the car. Would anyone have a link to a tech article or another thread that gives a little more detail into doing this....or just give me a quick how-to?

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Here's a simple diagram but you should be able to
figure out what you need

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If you are currently running through your keyed ignition, then you simply need to find a way to energize your starter relay to get the starter turning ( you can wire a simple rocker switch for this bye using the ?yellow wire? from ignition switch and a postive battery feed to the other side) activate the rocker switch to roll starter then turn key to on position.

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You can do what Lonnie suggest here, trace the wire
back from the starter solenoid and split that wire
and mount both ends to a momentary switch... that
will give you cranking then use your key for ignition
EDIT
I'm incorrect, you would need to have the key to the
ON position but that would give you ignition also,
so you need to run a hot lead to one side of the switch
then to the solenoid(hot from a always hot source, maybe battery)

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440sixpack...I like your thinking. Looking at the wire diagram IGNITION 2 is Brown. That should be easy enough to track down and install a normally closed switch in.

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440sixpack...I like your thinking. Looking at the wire diagram IGNITION 2 is Brown. That should be easy enough to track down and install a normally closed switch in.

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Thats the way I would do it....makes a good ignition kill too.

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