n***er rigging a remote kill switch
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Re: n***er rigging a remote kill switch
Originally Posted by sprocketz
i think its a great idea, didnt you have a similar post along time ago?
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Re: n***er rigging a remote kill switch
I know a stunt-school guy who has made the remote Kill-switch work.
His version cuts the spark to two cylinders, to bring down too-high wheelies for students.
http://www.bikeriteuk.com/stunt/overview.htm check out his site, his name is Stevie. tell him Bling sent ya.
His version cuts the spark to two cylinders, to bring down too-high wheelies for students.
http://www.bikeriteuk.com/stunt/overview.htm check out his site, his name is Stevie. tell him Bling sent ya.
#29
Re: n***er rigging a remote kill switch
Should be quite easy, that cordless starter has some wire that switches on the power(to car), check the schematics or ask manufacturer which line that is. Then get automotive relay with has five poles(connectors) these usually have one connector pair that is always connected. Use these ones, cut the kill switch wire and wire it up to these two points. Then the relay needs information when to pull. It has two connectors for this. Connect ground(frame or battery) to another and that remote starter wire to another.
This way the bike runs and works like it has always done untill the remote starter button is pressed, then it 'tells' the relay to pull, which cuts the kill switch circuit and engine stops.
It's a matter of taste how to connect it. Any half decent electrician should be able to hook it up.
jaket
This way the bike runs and works like it has always done untill the remote starter button is pressed, then it 'tells' the relay to pull, which cuts the kill switch circuit and engine stops.
It's a matter of taste how to connect it. Any half decent electrician should be able to hook it up.
jaket
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