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johnnywoodsMember

That battery guard would be perfect for a Mangusta because the battery is back by the tail light.
On my Pantera the battery is under the front floor. I mounted a kill switch in the bulk head down by the passengers feet but towards the centre of the car and then used a fibreglass rod from a tent to extend the switch up to the back of the centre console - I then mounted a knob on the end. I can reach around and turn it from the drivers seat. I never leave my car with the battery connected even for a short period. I dont trust Italian electrickery!

Johnny

5/13/133:51 PM

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