kyousuke

Check out my DIYed engine start button. I've mounted it inside the ciggy hole so no cutting or drilling required.

Nero

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Sweet man that looks great! You should make a "HOW TO" on that.
The only thing i can see that i dont like is the type-r ****.

kyousuke

Yeah, unfortunately my old handbrake handle got damaged pretty badly by a soldering iron. That is the best I can find till I get a Momo handle.

nemesis

iTrader: (18)

not being a hater but ... not going to be using that cell phone charger anymore ... here is a pic of how I did it

nemesis

iTrader: (18)

oh and im a smoker

kyousuke

Cool, I've done that before but the ashtray a quite shallow. Sort of limits the type of button I can mount inside.

vegasboy301

iTrader: (9)

how exactly do you do this?

SoR

iTrader: (19)

I actually wanted to make a comment how the handbrake handle looks awesome.
I don't like the CF stuff tho

gonzo

iTrader: (4)

Info on install please!

alex_alex

iTrader: (7)

why is this in the EVO section? that first picture isn't an EVO.

Sailorgoon

iTrader: (1)

You're right. It's a Lancer ES, judging by the light grey interior.

Also, where are the actually how to's here? A pic of the finished product is great, but if you're gonna post in how to, an explanation of HOW TO would be nice. Seriously, not be sound like a jerk, or anything.

Otherwise this should be in show and shine, buddy. I'd still like to see your walkthough, though.

MrBonus

iTrader: (4)

Umm... Why would you want to do this?

JDF

prolly to be like the S2000 ha ha ha...

ThaJazz

I did it to my Integra because my starter & ignition were giving me fits. It's cute to show off, but really it isn't any more convenient.

For my car, I ran one positive and one negative from the starter into the interior of the car, then into a push-button I got from Radio Shack. Button goes in, connection completed, starter starts car. Mount and impress your friends!

jtc

iTrader: (9)

thumbs up on the button and the cf. get rid of that gap in the shifter. there's a tutorial for it somewhere. big ups!

now write a tutorial on where to connect wires, so i can get that done too. thanks!