so i have a 1984 chevy truck with a 72 corvette motor i am haveing really bad starting issuses every thing is brand new,starter, starter wire, battery,dist,plugs,. it starts fine in the moring but after that,thats its it wind really slow and some times wont even spin the motor i have a heat blanket around the starter along with a heat sheild as well. i have it wired like this: from the battery pos to a kill swith inside the cab then off the kill switch to the starter bolt (big one) Then i also have a 60 amp push button stater on end of the push button goes to the selnode on the starter and the power comes off the wire from the collum.I have gone through 3 brand new starters with in two months what can i do to resolve this problem is there any advice out there.I get stuck places because it wont start.please help.should i run a hot of the kill switch to one end of the push button instead commimg off the colum im lost

 

My take is the wiring is too small, and probably the switch. Combined your not getting enough current to the solenoid. This is based on what you posted.

 

Your kill switch should be from the small wire to the solenoid.

 

I have been reading and i have found that since i dont have anything grounded could be the problem the only thing that is grounded is the battery to the frame all other grounds are gone