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i need help with a recommendation on what to use as far as electronic ignition instead of the standard key ignition.. i got Mallory hyfire box, coil.. i want is just push start button ignition..
also any recommendation on shifter for a c6 transbrake for mud racing??
please help thanks
also any recommendation on shifter for a c6 transbrake for mud racing??
please help thanks
pigs521bbf- Posts : 173
Join date : 2013-04-10
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For shifters I'm partial to Hurt quarter stick pistol grip. It has a thumb button on top for linelock or t brake. I have one on a manual valve body t brake C6 and love it. Never had a problem. Bolt it on, adjust, forget. Go race.
As for ignition I too run a Mallory Hyfire. Mine's a 6 and I run a Unilite dizzy locked out. Small cap adds clearance up front too. Works well. Another part that just plain works and I don't have to mess with it. To do push button start you just need to rewire from your stocker keyed ignition switch to a quality momentary button. There are plenty out there to choose from designed just for push-to-start. If you're wanting to rewire more I'd suggest Painless Wiring's boxes. They have rocker switches for ignition power, start (momentary of course), accessories, fuel pump, water pump/fan, etc.
As for ignition I too run a Mallory Hyfire. Mine's a 6 and I run a Unilite dizzy locked out. Small cap adds clearance up front too. Works well. Another part that just plain works and I don't have to mess with it. To do push button start you just need to rewire from your stocker keyed ignition switch to a quality momentary button. There are plenty out there to choose from designed just for push-to-start. If you're wanting to rewire more I'd suggest Painless Wiring's boxes. They have rocker switches for ignition power, start (momentary of course), accessories, fuel pump, water pump/fan, etc.
4thHorseman- Posts : 400
Join date : 2009-08-13
Location : Albuquerque, NM
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4thHorseman wrote:For shifters I'm partial to Hurt quarter stick pistol grip. It has a thumb button on top for linelock or t brake. I have one on a manual valve body t brake C6 and love it. Never had a problem. Bolt it on, adjust, forget. Go race.
As for ignition I too run a Mallory Hyfire. Mine's a 6 and I run a Unilite dizzy locked out. Small cap adds clearance up front too. Works well. Another part that just plain works and I don't have to mess with it. To do push button start you just need to rewire from your stocker keyed ignition switch to a quality momentary button. There are plenty out there to choose from designed just for push-to-start. If you're wanting to rewire more I'd suggest Painless Wiring's boxes. They have rocker switches for ignition power, start (momentary of course), accessories, fuel pump, water pump/fan, etc.
how much is the shifter your talking about??
and yea i want to rewire everything because that way i know what goes to what..
pigs521bbf- Posts : 173
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They go about $250 usually.
4thHorseman- Posts : 400
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4thHorseman wrote:They go about $250 usually.
you think that shifter will work for mud racing?
pigs521bbf- Posts : 173
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I don't see why not. Positive stops. You cannot miss a shift. Impossible.
4thHorseman- Posts : 400
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Turbo Action air shifter for me. It's the only shifter that will make both shifts for my C6. Just got it in, and waiting to try it. The T/A came highly recommended by several people.
schmitty- Posts : 4538
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schmitty wrote:Turbo Action air shifter for me. It's the only shifter that will make both shifts for my C6. Just got it in, and waiting to try it. The T/A came highly recommended by several people.
ok i will check that out.. does anyone know any other companies besides Painless Wires, to rewire everything for push start switches/??
pigs521bbf- Posts : 173
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I did mine with switches I had and a few more from the local parts store
schmitty- Posts : 4538
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