Installing a Ford type Starter Solenoid

Standard GM Starting Circuit

Starting Circuit w/Ford Solenoid

Summit Kit #G1750
This kit from Summit Racing (#SUM-G1750) includes all items necessary to install. User might wish to get two new battery cables instead of cutting their existing battery cable. One cable will be needed from the battery (with correct post connection) to one side of the solenoid and a second cable from the solenoid to the GM solenoid on the starter. Note this kit and one from M.A.D. Electrical comes with a metal connector for the GM solenoid to connect the battery post to the inside "S" connection instead of using a jumper wire.

Optional Starting Circuit w/30 Amp Relay

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Installing a Ford type Starter Solenoid

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