I dont understand MS
12-24-2011, 11:46 PM
#48
MFz Regular
Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Oregon City, OR
Posts: 200
Ug, I did that with mine. Complete ignition control via toggles on the dash:
From left to right:
S2000 starter button-Fans-clutch switch-hazards-lights up-accessories-ignition (on position of key)
A few notes: It's very fun, and slightly practical in some ways. Clutch switch is nice, supposedly saves some life of the bearings until they get oil? Whatever. Also the accessories really only controls my wipers and blower right now, but it used to do the radio too. That was nice on track, as I could turn everything off, without fear of smacking my hand on the wipers or turning my radio on if my hand slipped off the shifter. Stupid reasons really.
Its not terribly hard to wire, but I honestly wish I hadn't done it. It gets a little old, not only flipping 3 switches and pushing a button to start it, but explaining what it is, and the worry of security. Its not a weight savings as I left the ignition module in to lock the steering wheel if I'm in a bad neighborhood. The one time I think I'm in a good neightborhood and leave the key in is going to leave a easy target for a car thief though. Not that it's my DD.
From left to right:
S2000 starter button-Fans-clutch switch-hazards-lights up-accessories-ignition (on position of key)
A few notes: It's very fun, and slightly practical in some ways. Clutch switch is nice, supposedly saves some life of the bearings until they get oil? Whatever. Also the accessories really only controls my wipers and blower right now, but it used to do the radio too. That was nice on track, as I could turn everything off, without fear of smacking my hand on the wipers or turning my radio on if my hand slipped off the shifter. Stupid reasons really.
Its not terribly hard to wire, but I honestly wish I hadn't done it. It gets a little old, not only flipping 3 switches and pushing a button to start it, but explaining what it is, and the worry of security. Its not a weight savings as I left the ignition module in to lock the steering wheel if I'm in a bad neighborhood. The one time I think I'm in a good neightborhood and leave the key in is going to leave a easy target for a car thief though. Not that it's my DD.
