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| | | | Joined: Jul 2005 Posts: 2,031 Shop Shark | | Shop Shark Joined: Jul 2005 Posts: 2,031 | Theres lots of ways to get there, this is how I like to wire them,
1) use 12 gauge wire, color is your choice
2) one wire from the (S) terminal on the starter solenoid to the (BATT) terminal on the HEI cap
3) one wire from the ignition terminal on the key switch to the (BATT) terminal on the HEI cap
You can splice the wires together at any point up to the cap. Wire from the starter is hot only when the starter is engaged, the second wire becomes hot as the key is switched back to run. Use new wire and limit your connection and splices. huh?? i agree w/ alex i use a 10ga wire and it's a  VERY BAD IDEA  to splice any wires to the HEI !!!
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