Push Button start...
 

So, im surprised that no one has asked or posted about this yet. But, im wondering if you can swap over (with minor problems) the BRZ start panel with the other gauges to the FR-S?

Yeah i would love to see someone make a DIY on this.

so would I. I mean, i know you most prob gona have to splice some wires at least, but anyone who can hook up a radio can do this. Hell, if it aint done by the time i get mine in, then ill post something up. If anyone can shine in here, that would be amazing!

Don't forget about the door handles and trunk proximity sensor. Making everything work with the engine immobilizer would be fun..

yea lol, but im more just concearned about getting the push start working. I can unlock my door by pressing the unlock button haha. Just want to know how much trouble it would be. Being that you have the key cylinder and all.

Would be interesting, but I'd do it if someone figured it out.

Ya, wouldn't mind seeing someone set it up like an S2000.

Put key in, turn, press start button, VROOOOOOOOOOOM

This, but LHD
http://cdn.mkimg.carview.co.jp/minka...t=3dc311d5fddc

I will be starting my install in a couple of weeks. Damn business trips.....

Here are some teaser pics.....
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Thanks bro!! I appreciate this! Keep us updated man, feel free to use this thread!

looking forward to the project

How can you do this without a smart key?

Can we get a smart key for this?

I'd love to keep my keys in my pocket.

On top of the box, right to start buttom. Like a thick black creditcard w/ 3 lil buttoms thats the smartkey. Whats in ur wallet?

Also if is the kit that think it has prox sensors to unlock doors.

Looking forward to this thread developing!

My shop installed a smart key on an FR-S back in June. Keys stayed in pocket doors unlocked in proximity and the kit the customer brought in put a plastic knob on the key cylinder which you turned to start. It could pretty easily have been hooked up to a push button start.