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Another option that I don't think has been mentioned in this thread is the use of a double pole / 4 terminal cutoff switch like a Longacre 45780 or 45782 (for higher output alternators). It solves the problems of a constantly "hot" alternator wire / solenoid drain.

http://www.longacreracing.com/products.a...amp;prodid=7581




Decent solution. It is more money than a CD and 180 amp master switch




But with way less stuff that can fail... I'll take
the KISS way every time





And if one side of that component fails...

It's two components built into one switch. It's still controlling two circuits. You can still wire around one side in an emergency.

Pick your parts, pay your money.




I understand that its basically 2 switches but from
the guys that I know running it they havent had any
failures in at least 6 years( and still going)..
I had a failure in a constant duty solenoid in a
matter of a few weeks on my Rampage.. I replaced it
but bought a spare to carry with me