Originally Posted by Cab_Burge
You need the kill switch to be able to shut the current off to the car so that means the big charge wire from the alternator needs to be routed to the battery side of the kill switch and then routed back from the switched side of that switch back to the starter relay feeding (charging) the battery off of the starter. I would replace the stock battery wire with a #8 or maybe even a #6 gauge wire depending on the amperage the alternator makes, 35 amp for 35 amps,or # 6-gauge for 60+ amps. The increase length of the charging wire comes into play so a lot bigger is better than a tiny bit to small twocents
Have fun wrench grin


Cab, definitely appreciate your 2¢!
So can this be done without a relay?
As I admitted before, wiring is not my specialty, so I just can’t picture it.
I’ve been looking online for a diagram, got nothing.
I know once I understand it, it’ll smack me in the face…..
Thanks again all!