These RPM-activated switches will perform a variety of different functions from turning on a bulb or solenoid to activating an MSD timing control at a desired rpm. The RPM-activated switch, PN 8950, has two activation wires; one to ground a circuit and the other to open a circuit. Simply plug in an rpm module and wire the switch to the circuit you want to activate. When the engine rpm reaches that amount, the circuit is activated and will remain on until the rpm falls below that amount. The RPM window switch, PN 8956, has two rpm adjustments; one to activate a circuit, while the other deactivates the same circuit. This switch will supply then remove ground to a circuit. This is a great feature to deactivate nitrous before the engine's rev limit is reached. Both switches can be used with stock inductive ignitions or an MSD ignition and can handle up to 1.5 amps. For use on 4, 6, or 8-cylinder engines.
Activate/deactivate a circuit/different RPM Points
Use with stock or MSD Ignitions
Use RPM Modules to set RPM Point
Activate a circuit and one RPM Point
Turn off the same circuit at a different RPM
Great to control a nitrous system
Circuits that require over 1.5 Amps see MSD Relays
