Has anyone ever made there own K.G. works type s starter switch? I'm curious to see the wiring layout. I would love to have one but they seem to be hard to come by.
Has anyone ever made there own K.G. works type s starter switch? I'm curious to see the wiring layout. I would love to have one but they seem to be hard to come by.
Last edited by Phatmiata; 08-14-2014 at 08:15 AM. Reason: added photo of product
Also curious about this. I tried to buy one new a couple of months ago and was told they are out of production.
Bumping this because it was brought up in the vintage/retro thread.
if anyone wants one, ive got one for sale for 300 obo
Also in for info. Why pay 300 or even the 240 that kg wants when you can make a panel for 20
I will try to finish mine this week and lyk!
WASABI (08-14-2014)
seemed to be about the going rate on yahoo japan
Please take ALOT of pictures and do a writeup for idiots.Originally Posted by imperfekt
Always wanted to do this but is somekind of retard when it comes to wiring.
FWIW they cost 11,800 yen (about $120 USD) new back when Kitagawa-san had them in stock.
http://www.kgworks.co.jp/eng/4c12b.htm
fwdtamiya (08-14-2014),RotorNutFD3S (08-14-2014)
also, for those looking to just wire up the push button start, Adam (revlimiter) has the greatest write-up in the WORLD which breaks it down to easily wire up the button... but the switches still have me a little head-scratchy. As for the wiring diagrams? the diagrams I've looked at don't break down the key-ignition cylinder, they just say the white wire comes off of the main fuse block in the engine bay, goes into the cylinder and the black/blue wire comes out for the starter (momentary push button), however the ignition harness has several other wires (as seen on revlimiter's page) of which I'm trying to find time to test and see which one is the ACC wire, which one is SAF wire and which one is the IGN wire :\ hopefully i get to it before monday when my car disappears into the paint booth for a couple weeks...
also, this write up is very well done with close up pictures of the harnesses, this may aide in determining which wire goes where on the harness... although it's a writeup to make the na panel work for an nb, it really helps get a look at how the wiring is set up. anyways, like i said, as soon as i get 'er done i'll lyk.
Last edited by imperfekt; 08-14-2014 at 02:44 PM.
i might have a solution for you...
Do share
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give me a few days to mock up a prototype. but how about a CAD drawing?
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