Hayabusa Car Kt

[trijaysharda]

hey, I would also like to get one of the hayabusa car kit installed in my swift, right now I'm researching and making checklist for pulling of this project. Is there anyone in this group who can suggest me how to start on this project.
PS. I came across this website that lists all the parts required to build this project.

Hayabusa Engine and Turbo Kit to suit Radical etc.

A 2005 engine, Garrett GT30-71R turbo and associated parts to deliver around 350bhp.

racecarsdirect.com

 

[bigdr]

Looks like you may be off to a good start with that ''racecars direct'' website or maybe a kit car forum .
We like our Hayabusa's on two wheels ..

 

[trijaysharda]

Looks like you may be off to a good start with that ''racecars direct'' website or maybe a kit car forum .
We like our Hayabusa's on two wheels ..

Yeah, but in the thread I have asked for an suggestion not an opinion.

 

[bigdr]

Well , it's an answer

 

[smithabusa]

I know a lot of folks struggle with the wiring on these, I am redoing the wiring on my hayabusa powered sand rail and came up with this. Will be adding gauge cluster extension harness in about a week as well.

This would bypass the sidestand and tipover sensor, and provides the correct resistor for ignition switch with leads extended to run to your key as well as the leads extended for starter button. Also includes left side control extension of clutch wires (please don't bypass clutch everyone does this and it's terrible for performance), fuel pump sender unit resistor installed so you dont get a code for that, with fuel pump wires extended. This is for a gen 1 Busa, but could do the same for Gen 2.

Hayabusa Car-Kit Install Package

If you are looking to install a Hayabusa engine in your sand rail, quad, etc., this would be for you. I have sorted out the elimination of stuff not needed with factory connectors, simply pick up a used functioning harness and plug everything in. Sidestand eliminator Tipover sensor eliminator...

boostbysmith.com

 

[Corey Mathery]

I never would have guessed this was even a thing haha. Pretty interesting though!