Simon1

The unit will still work but it will ruin his cats.

Hufenstang

err thats what i meant to type, thanks for correcting me. One too many beers that night!

bigray327

I blew out my cats, too. Wish I would have known that in advance. Oh well, live and learn.

Texotic

they might as well name this unit the Cat-Eater.

rford426

who needs cats any ways?

Skarkull

But I love cats. Soft, Furry, and they purr when you pet them..

they also go real good in Chinese food.

MustangGT0405

Has anyone just wired this to their existing clutch switch? I was thinking the only real thing it does is disengage the cruise control when you press it in. I always turn cruise off before I do anything anyway so I dont need it. Only other thing I think it might do is change from the in gear idle to the neautral idle. Also not really necessary.

So can I just wire it right there and be plug and play?

Also thanks for the heads up on the cats.

I kept my stock H which I can put on whenever I need to for that.

But to clean up the sound I will be putting slip fit high flow cats in. I am going to have my exhaust guy make some slip fit pipes the same size as the cats so i can put them in and out when I want to race or use the 2 step. I will take some pics when I get it done this weekend.

bigray327

There are huge write-ups at s197forum.com, try there. I used a reed switch because I didn't want to mess with the stock wiring, but the guys that did it using the clutch switch seem to be doing OK.

Lito

LOL! Cat ribs...uhmmm yummy!!!!

Simon1

There is away to do it through the existing clutch switch. Someone has done it but it was at the expense of their cruise control. I'm not willing to go without that so I did it my way.

I used a micro switch which I broke the arm off of yesterday. No big deal. Some hard shifting broke off the arm so I need to evaluate the positiong of the switch. I have 3 more switches ready and it takes just a few minutes to to do it so no big deal.

My exhaust actually comes down into a Y pipe with the single pipe running through the turbo. There is plenty of room to put one single pass through muffler there which I am considering. It could help the obnoxious noise of the cats popping and raspiness.

The MSD launch Master really is almost a plug and play as the package comes. The only wiring you need to do is put a ground in which can be found in the engine compartment and the switched wire. Either way you will have to run wires and figureout how to splice into the CC wire.