Subject	I've also heard of people using magnetic switches for this.
Posted by	fantomZ(OH) on February 02, 2010 at 11:54 AM
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In Reply To	I was just searching for one of those actually. posted by collegeboy on February 02, 2010 at 11:35 AM
Message	One side mounted to the arm of the pedal and another fixed to a bracket, when they align the circuit is completed. Just something else to think about. -Adam 1990 Stage IV Twin Turbo. My fast car.
Follow Ups	WOT On/Off Switch? - collegeboy 11:13:42 02/02/10 It should work, it's just a microswitch and a relay. - fantomZ(OH) 11:17:37 02/02/10 Sorry guys. Pictures and link. - collegeboy 11:17:43 02/02/10 use a pressure switch - aliaZ 11:27:08 02/02/10 I was just searching for one of those actually. - collegeboy 11:35:19 02/02/10 I've also heard of people using magnetic switches for this. - fantomZ(OH) 11:54:54 02/02/10 You may want to source a fuel pressure safety switch as well - Eric(NJ) 12:27:46 02/02/10 Agree with aliaZ - Warrz 17:08:05 02/02/10 I hope you keep your car @least a few decades - DZYR(NoVa) 11:30:43 02/02/10 Don't you have an AEM standalone listed in your profile? (n/m) - sparkie 11:38:13 02/02/10 Just program one of the auxillary outputs on the AEM - sparkie 19:10:52 02/02/10 Good idea actually. (n/m) - collegeboy 19:25:38 02/02/10 Play w/ the program even if the AEM is offline - sparkie 19:45:04 02/02/10 there's a Nissan OEM switch for WOT that comes on auto - zgene4 12:15:09 02/02/10 ^^^ Called a kickdown switch - MPV TT 18:39:35 02/02/10 hence the "bolt right up" comment for his 5spd car. (n/m) - zgene4 20:44:35 02/02/10 I think there's a place to fasten it directly OEM style :-| (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 11:38:00 02/03/10 indeed (n/m) - zgene4 18:14:40 02/03/10 I have an auto trans oem switch if you want it... - JonnyZ(SoCal) 14:44:42 02/02/10
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