Making an ignition panel?

[85 Cutlass Brougham]

Copher's has plenty of columns. There was a car with a burgundy bucket seat interior ( Cutlass I think) at the one in Riverview, but I can't remember if it had it's column or not. There is also a dark blue console car at the Clearwater location with a tilt column, but it was partially dismantled, and missing the wheel lock ring.

 

[shotgun]

I am not clear on what you are asking on the ignition.

Are you talking about the starter circuit or ignition.

Niether draws alot.

If using an after market box, MSD,Crane, etc,they have a relay built into them so none is needed.
My MSD only draws 7 amps.

If using a HEI,a relay right near it on the firewall is not a bad idea.A 30 amper should be fine.

In either case a good toggle is all that is needed.

If you are talking about the starter circuit,kinda the same deal.
The solenoid on the starter does the same thing, it is kinda like a relay in it's function.

A HD momentary push button switch is all that is needed,no relay required.

Is that what you are looking for?

 

[Rockstar]

I was refering to when you turn the key to the position before start. Basically turns on all the accesories and powers the engine.

 

[Rockstar]

By the way got the starter switch hooked up tonight.

 

[shotgun]

Ok, you were talking about acc/key1,key 2 positions.Sorry I misunderstood.

Looks like you got it covered anyway.

 

[Rockstar]

No problem, I think im getting it and im feeling alittle more confiedent now that you say i dont need relays. Ill just make sure to use 30-40 amp switches.