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Post by tbrown on Jul 13, 2012 2:38:42 GMT
I am a little confused because I see that the windshield is not in the basic kit. How do you get the shield, lights? Also, do they offer a complete wiring harness?
Thanks!
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Post by freshlikesushi on Jul 13, 2012 6:18:28 GMT
you should contact Kevin at exomotive.com
he is SUPER informative and can help you out!
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Post by tbrown on Jul 13, 2012 7:11:43 GMT
Yes, I have emailed a number of times. I just thought I would give him a break from all of my questions  |
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Post by freshlikesushi on Jul 13, 2012 7:14:10 GMT
haha
i know that as of NOW they dont offer a harness (something we talked about)
windscreen is extra
lights are included in the front as far as i can remember
you can reuse your stock harness
or you could just get an EZwiring.com harness for a hotrod
or build your own like i did
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Post by tbrown on Jul 13, 2012 16:24:18 GMT
will the one for a hot rod work with the computer, fuel injection and all the componets that are specific to the Miata?
Thanks fo ryour help! Do you happen to remember the cost of the sheild?
Thanks again!
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Post by samuelt on Jul 13, 2012 21:09:21 GMT
I stripped down the old loom and reused it, there are some really good wiring diagrams available on the web to help you. Remember there are lots of very specific plugs on the mx5 that you would have to tie into a non mx5 loom. The jap colour coding is really easy to follow.
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Post by tbrown on Jul 13, 2012 22:11:35 GMT
Ok, I was just trying to simplify things but i will just use the stock loom. Anyone ever used the heater core and installed it? Just curious.
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Post by freshlikesushi on Jul 14, 2012 0:55:32 GMT
will the one for a hot rod work with the computer, fuel injection and all the componets that are specific to the Miata? Thanks fo ryour help! Do you happen to remember the cost of the sheild? Thanks again! i dont even have bodywork on my car. so cant help ya there you use the wiring harness ot run a chassis harness, then run power into your engine harness. cuts down on all the AC wiring, any excess stereo, antenna, and other stuff you dont need. saves abotu 5 or 6 lbs just on chassis wiring |
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Post by tbrown on Jul 15, 2012 2:59:37 GMT
Nice. i will have to come back and chat about how you do that when i get my kit.
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Post by freshlikesushi on Jul 15, 2012 13:23:41 GMT
I built an ENTIRE harness, plus i have a carbed V8 in mine.
i run my car off 4 circuit breakers, and 4 switches
start
turn signals
horn
fans
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Post by tbrown on Jul 15, 2012 19:27:03 GMT
nice!!! I guess efi would be a little more involved.
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Post by freshlikesushi on Jul 16, 2012 14:26:32 GMT
not much more if you do just a standalone chassis harness to get rid of hte stalks and stuff.
your ECU only needs power input and sensor wires honestly
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Post by tbrown on Jul 16, 2012 15:18:28 GMT
excellent, thanks!
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