| I ran the wires into
the trunk all to the battery box that I has previously installed.
I don't have a crimping tool for battery cables, so I just used a large
set of vice grips and something to put a crimp in them. (a
circular file)

I connected the wires to the battery
box. Connect the one from the solenoid to one side and the two
from the battery and the alternator to the other side. I just
connected the lever kit to the battery box, since I was pressed for time
to get it ready for a trip to the drags. You can build a nice
bracket to do this, but I doubt that I will ever actually use it, and it
works fine. More than likely I'll just leave it the way it
is.

Since my car is a street car I didn't
want to drill any holes in my bumper or any other part of the car that
was visible. The NHRA's site had a great suggestion, to buy a
spare tail light assembly and just drill a hole in that. I found a
used one on Corral for $20 and followed their suggestion. It is great
for the strip, and when I get home I just put the stock tail light
assembly back on. Looks pretty clean, and passes tech!

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