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Old 02-25-2008, 12:13 PM
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That is the one Vintage installed in my SPF

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Here's a proper one; a bit pricey but nice:



available at:

https://www.burtonpower.com/product_main.aspx?home.aspx

input RIC1000.40 in search function. It's in Electrical misc, all the way at the bottom. Website's a bit unwieldy but they're nice people.(especially the ladies)
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I installed a push button on my Cobra when it was built. For security, I installed a latching relay for all electrical. It goes between the battery and almost all of the electrical. The latching realy is controlled by a generic remote control key fob. Atually, the fob recevier controlls a smaller relay, which control the big latching relay, becuase the fob recevier can not directly power the latching realy because it draws to much current.

Push a button on the fob and the electric to the Cobra is turned on, hit the fob again and all electric is turned off. I also installed a hidden button that does the same thing as the fob - push once to turn everything on, again to turn off.

Most of the generic remote fob have at least 4 channels (min has 6), so I used the other channels to pop the doors, hood, and trunk.
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I installed a push button on my Cobra when it was built. For security, I installed a latching relay for all electrical. It goes between the battery and almost all of the electrical. The latching realy is controlled by a generic remote control key fob. Atually, the fob recevier controlls a smaller relay, which control the big latching relay, becuase the fob recevier can not directly power the latching realy because it draws to much current.

Push a button on the fob and the electric to the Cobra is turned on, hit the fob again and all electric is turned off. I also installed a hidden button that does the same thing as the fob - push once to turn everything on, again to turn off.

Most of the generic remote fob have at least 4 channels (min has 6), so I used the other channels to pop the doors, hood, and trunk.
Mike,
That's exactly what I am looking for. where can I purchase that system please?
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Here's a proper one; a bit pricey but nice:



available at:

https://www.burtonpower.com/product_main.aspx?home.aspx

input RIC1000.40 in search function. It's in Electrical misc, all the way at the bottom. Website's a bit unwieldy but they're nice people.(especially the ladies)

NEW PUSH BUTTON ENGINE START KIT FOR ANY CAR - (eBay.ca item 110225405138 end time 27-Feb-08 15:20:58 EST)
Not bad.....about $40.00 .....( I tend to like the chrome look over the hot red eject seat look)
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That's nice...and more reasonable.
Now if we take it to the next step, how the heck do you make the hole on the dash for the switch without tearing up the leather? I also have to install a Lucas switch for an Accusump that's been waiting almost a year.

Anyone have a tip?
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That's nice...and more reasonable.
Now if we take it to the next step, how the heck do you make the hole on the dash for the switch without tearing up the leather? I also have to install a Lucas switch for an Accusump that's been waiting almost a year.

Anyone have a tip?
I would say a hole saw and jog the drill very slow to get torn into the material first.
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Old 02-26-2008, 07:34 AM
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Just step-up in drill bit size to you get the size opening you need...New bits are a must for a clean hole...I've done 3 of 4 with no problem. The dash in fiberglass on a SPF...Just be careful WHERE you drill and what's behind the dash...
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Old 02-26-2008, 07:43 AM
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Another option is to get one of these and not drill. They will configure it to your specs; mine has one gauge and three switch holes that I use for the Accusump, pre-ignition and my firebottle cable.

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Mike,
That's exactly what I am looking for. where can I purchase that system please?
I do not know of a "system" like this that is sold with all the parts & directions. I bought the push button start switch, remote key fob & receiver, and latching relay seperatly. The electrical wiring is pretty simple. I designed the schematic in my head, wired it up, and filed the schemtic away somewhere in my head.....
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Vanoochka,

I make the GaugePak and sell it thru SecondStrike...just wondering how is it working out for you? I remember machining yours...amazingly most people buy the standard one..kind of surprising.

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Old 02-27-2008, 08:37 AM
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Hi Chuck,

I'm really glad I found your product. There was no way I was going to drill holes in my dash but I needed the 2 switches and a place to put the firebottle pull handle. I couldn't be happier with the result. It's really clean and unobtrusive, and my dash is intact.

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Old 03-27-2008, 02:30 AM
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I purchased a remote controlled device called the Battery Brain (gold) from a Florida company. I installed the relay switch to my positive pole of the battery (had to cut a hole in the cover plate), then the other side to the positive cable.

This device comes with two remote devices that turn this relay off and on, effectively disconnecting the battery anytime you want. The Battery Brain has two functions, for security as noted, and it will sense a slow drain (after ignition is turned off) on the battery (if you leave your headlites on, for example) and kill the connection. I think I paid about $80.00 for the device and their phone support is good. It sure gives peace of mind when you walk away from your "baby".

check it out: http://www.batterybrain.com/
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I purchased a remote controlled device called the Battery Brain (gold) from a Florida company. I installed the relay switch to my positive pole of the battery (had to cut a hole in the cover plate), then the other side to the positive cable.

This device comes with two remote devices that turn this relay off and on, effectively disconnecting the battery anytime you want. The Battery Brain has two functions, for security as noted, and it will sense a slow drain (after ignition is turned off) on the battery (if you leave your headlites on, for example) and kill the connection. I think I paid about $80.00 for the device and their phone support is good. It sure gives peace of mind when you walk away from your "baby".

check it out: http://www.batterybrain.com/

WOW! That is exactly what I was looking for, my SPF has been draining my battery for an unknown reason??? Great idea, easy installation, no holes to drill.

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Is the SPF horn button a direct replacement for the ignition key apparatus? Can I just pull the key mechanism out, install the horn button, and I'm done? It's the same size?

As far as security, I think it will take about 30 seconds to yank the wires off the back of the little lock mechanism and hook 'em together. So, the thing was never really secure...
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cdog.

The push button I used - from Finishline - fit perfectly into the hole left by removing the key assembly. However, there is a little more to it than a straight trade out - key assemblly for push button - as you need to wire the "accessory" setting into a switch. Putting the switch into the on position is as turning the key to the first position after inserting it. Pushing the button is as turning the key to start.

I suggest that you buy the wiring diagram that Blas sells. Having it makes the project a breeze.
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WOW! That is exactly what I was looking for, my SPF has been draining my battery for an unknown reason??? Great idea, easy installation, no holes to drill.

Thanks.
The batterybrain looks good especially from the security aspect when parking unattended. When you mention that your battery is being drained, have you thought about attaching a Battery Tender for longer parked periods? They have a quick disconnect lead that can be attached to the battery for easy connection/removal of the device.
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I am looking at the same and this is the only brand I have found that seems to be easy to install.

https://store.digitalguarddawg.com/home.php?cat=287

if any one knows better???
http://www.digitalguarddawg.com/KEYL...--PG-1temp.htm

Has anyone tried the Guarddawg system? I'm thinking about picking this up for my car. Right now I have a key, pushbutton start, and a battery toggle. Thinking about leaving the ignition key slot in place but it will just be a distraction for anyone attempting the hot wire. I want to sit in the car, push the button (with the RFID in my pocket), start, and drive off.

Anyone who knows about the positive negatives of this, please let me know.

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Should I start my own thread
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Start a new thread -- like keyless something.
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