Jim
I don't know the exact number. However, a much cleaner way is to run the heavy 10 gage through a relay. Do a seach on HEI wiring or the electric fan threads. This way you are using a smaller gage of wire to the switch.
I belive the switch will handle it. What I don't know is how long it with last before the switch contacts get pitted up and then start acting up. The higger current relay isn't that expensive and should last dang near forever.
I don't know the exact number. However, a much cleaner way is to run the heavy 10 gage through a relay. Do a seach on HEI wiring or the electric fan threads. This way you are using a smaller gage of wire to the switch.
I belive the switch will handle it. What I don't know is how long it with last before the switch contacts get pitted up and then start acting up. The higger current relay isn't that expensive and should last dang near forever.
