Apexi SAFC II + Honda S2000 Engine Start
04-18-2004, 07:58 PM
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I will also be installing my SAFC II in the next few weeks. I have had it for a couple of months......not time. I want to get this thing on line to see how I am running. I also plan on installing on the ODB II sensor by AEM.....I feel that I am paranoid sometimes....byt better safe than sorry!!
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Originally posted by XBS
Im not talking trash, but wants to point of the start button? i know it looks kool and all but isnt it just more hassle to start the car?
Im not talking trash, but wants to point of the start button? i know it looks kool and all but isnt it just more hassle to start the car?
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Originally posted by XBS
Im not talking trash, but wants to point of the start button? i know it looks kool and all but isnt it just more hassle to start the car?
Im not talking trash, but wants to point of the start button? i know it looks kool and all but isnt it just more hassle to start the car?
Hassle?...so I guess any car with a start button is a hassle?
I'd like to define hassle not with a mere extra touch of a button. Hassle would be if you put your key in the socket, enter a 5 digit code, press your thumb fingerprint on the console in order to start a car. THAT'S HASSLE FOR YOU...possibly unless your driving a batmobile
just like the man said...it's a simple cool mod. It's not a hassle...installing it is a hassle
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Originally posted by shimZ
When you install the "engine start button" is there a way where you can wire the button so that when you turn the key...the key itself cannot start the car? Just like the s2k where you are required to press the button. I don't want both.
I have an auto...since you've already accomplished this task I am assuming you may be able to answer my question because I CANT
When you install the "engine start button" is there a way where you can wire the button so that when you turn the key...the key itself cannot start the car? Just like the s2k where you are required to press the button. I don't want both.
I have an auto...since you've already accomplished this task I am assuming you may be able to answer my question because I CANT
Originally posted by scubasteve
I will also be installing my SAFC II in the next few weeks. I have had it for a couple of months......not time. I want to get this thing on line to see how I am running. I also plan on installing on the ODB II sensor by AEM.....I feel that I am paranoid sometimes....byt better safe than sorry!!
I will also be installing my SAFC II in the next few weeks. I have had it for a couple of months......not time. I want to get this thing on line to see how I am running. I also plan on installing on the ODB II sensor by AEM.....I feel that I am paranoid sometimes....byt better safe than sorry!!
Originally posted by XBS
[B]Im not talking trash, but wants to point of the start button? i know it looks kool and all but isnt it just more hassle to start the car?[B]
[B]Im not talking trash, but wants to point of the start button? i know it looks kool and all but isnt it just more hassle to start the car?[B]
And I rather "press" than "twist" if you know what I mean
Originally posted by XBS
[B]its just for fun. never heard the phrase "race car inspired"? j/k[B]
[B]its just for fun. never heard the phrase "race car inspired"? j/k[B]
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