start button
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So what production cars came with a Start Button prior to the S2000? Obviously race cars and aftermarket ricers have it, but were there cars that came with a start button from the factory (that weren't something like an F40 or ultra-exotic)?
#23
Originally Posted by 21337R,Dec 15 2009, 10:45 AM
^^ I don't even have to push the clutch! little off topic but I'll brag anyway I got rid of the clutch interlock and LOVE it! The best part is being able to start the car without getting in, highly recommended mod.
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Originally Posted by patinum,Dec 15 2009, 11:04 AM
So what production cars came with a Start Button prior to the S2000? Obviously race cars and aftermarket ricers have it, but were there cars that came with a start button from the factory (that weren't something like an F40 or ultra-exotic)?
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it's cool to have one but i think it's pretty pointless just like some of the bmw push starts...why would i turn the key then reach over and press a button? even the altimas have it better...just push the button and go.
i would still rather have the button than no button though lol
i would still rather have the button than no button though lol
#28
My uncle's 1960s Austin Healey Sprite has one. Pretty sure it has switches for fuel and ignition, too (been a while since I drove it). Starting that car is quite a procedure.
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Originally Posted by patinum,Dec 15 2009, 02:03 PM
When I've spun racing, I definitely have to turn the key. Often it wouldn't even turn back on after the first try. At least on my AP1.
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Originally Posted by patinum,Dec 15 2009, 06:53 AM
So what production cars came with a Start Button prior to the S2000? Obviously race cars and aftermarket ricers have it, but were there cars that came with a start button from the factory (that weren't something like an F40 or ultra-exotic)?
The S2000's start button is really more of a gimmick to make the car feel more race inspired. And modern day systems make sense to have a start button if there is no real key (keyless go). Other than that I can think of a reason why another car would have it.
The S2000's start button is really more of a gimmick to make the car feel more race inspired. And modern day systems make sense to have a start button if there is no real key (keyless go). Other than that I can think of a reason why another car would have it.
This is what I was asking from post #1.
I agree with you tho about the turn key THEN push button. That's kinda dumb.