IGNITION PUSH START BUTTON
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Anyone have a Ignition Push Start Button in their Type-R.
If so was it easy to install.
Where are some places you installed yours at?
If so was it easy to install.
Where are some places you installed yours at?
i have an oem S2k start button installed on the left hand side of the steering wheel.. normally where cruise or foglight button would be... fits perfect and looks oem
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yeah, I've never quite got it..maybe its different..someone please shed some light for us.
yeah, I've never quite got it..maybe its different..someone please shed some light for us.
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Well how do you think the s2000 starts you still need the key to turn it on? It is a look thing. But damn it looks good.
I think it looks sick. Plus the one from IGNITED PERFORMANCES has one that luminates red which is great for my black with red accent for the look of my car.
I think it looks sick. Plus the one from IGNITED PERFORMANCES has one that luminates red which is great for my black with red accent for the look of my car.


i did it cuz i got the button for next to nothing since i pay cost for my oem parts.. and it looked better than the plug that was in its place.
p.s. excuse the innvovate wideband cable.. i have been monitoring my afr's with the shitty 90 oct pump gas we have up here in ak.
and yes you still have to turn the key to the on position but you had to do the same with an s2k as well... bling factor more than anything
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1. I have one and its hell of cool 
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I put mine in more for an antitheft device...Yes you still need to turn the key but there is a kill in order for the button to work...Just one more obsticle for theives I guess...It looks tite too IMO
http://www.itrca.com/bseries/h...n.php
That was written ~7 years ago.
Tip - go cut the lead out of an old computer for an "A:". The pins fit in nicely & then you have wire leads to work with. MUCH easier than working with the pins on your start button individually.
Tip - if you don't use a relay, you will burn out your start button.
That was written ~7 years ago.
Tip - go cut the lead out of an old computer for an "A:". The pins fit in nicely & then you have wire leads to work with. MUCH easier than working with the pins on your start button individually.
Tip - if you don't use a relay, you will burn out your start button.
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