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Banzai-Racing 01-12-18 07:17 AM

New product: Banzai Racing Starter Relay Kit
 
Starter Relay Kit for all Mazda RX-7's

The "click, click, start" issue is a very common problem with the RX7, as the electrical components age the problem gets worse. Our easy to install Starter Relay Kit mounts next to the starter to insure that the solenoid gets full voltage when you turn the key. We have developed this kit utilizing a completely waterproof 40amp relay with a built in resistor for voltage spikes, all terminals have heat shrink insulation for durability and protection.

Works with all starters.

High Torque 2KW Starter & Starter Relay Kit (93+ RX-7)

https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rx7...799e53ecd9.jpg

Johnny Kommavongsa 01-12-18 09:04 AM

Nice,just had this issue this morning.

Just ordered one.

neit_jnf 01-12-18 12:43 PM

I had the Pettit version and I had to take it out to resolve a click no-start issue. Is this one different?

Banzai-Racing 01-12-18 12:54 PM

Actually if I remember correctly, you had a no start issue from installing an high torque starter that pulled too much amperage for the 30amp relay that they provide. Basically it fried the relay.

Ours is a 40amp relay with an internal resistor for maximum voltage spike protection. Additionally our is water proof with sealed terminals.

insightful 01-12-18 01:27 PM

the bosch sealed units are still typically rated 30/40a, so the switched end is the same as the standard 30a relays, haven't seen any rated 40a off the switched side yet unless these are special.

Banzai-Racing 01-12-18 01:31 PM

Not a Bosch relay

neit_jnf 01-12-18 06:41 PM

Yes I had it with a high torque starter, didn't think it would fry the relay. I may give yours a try. Thanks!



Originally Posted by Banzai-Racing (Post 12245395)
Actually if I remember correctly, you had a no start issue from installing an high torque starter that pulled too much amperage for the 30amp relay that they provide. Basically it fried the relay.

Ours is a 40amp relay with an internal resistor for maximum voltage spike protection. Additionally our is water proof with sealed terminals.


Banzai-Racing 01-13-18 08:22 AM

More pics & installation instructions Starter Relay Kit Installation Instaructions

https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rx7...9fbf85e2a8.jpg

https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rx7...fa90b466d2.jpg

Project88Turbo 01-13-18 11:52 AM

Nice product! I'm glad you continue to make things for our cars.

Vince

Montego 01-18-18 12:02 PM

Nice! mine does that from time to time. Looks like I'm shopping

P.S. Thanks Goodfella for leading me here through your thread

insightful 01-18-18 04:15 PM


Originally Posted by Banzai-Racing (Post 12245403)
Not a Bosch relay

the Hella relays are still rated at 30/40A respectively(i put bosch when meant hella), only real difference is the sealing of the unit if it is mounted in a way that water can get in.

Banzai-Racing 01-18-18 04:31 PM

Not Hella, Ben.

rowdog_14 01-25-18 07:29 PM

Yep I saw this a few days ago prior to even seeing this thread. You will probably see an order come through monday for one and some vacuum lines :)

Banzai-Racing 01-31-18 09:45 AM

Actually nearly all of my product development is derived from necessity (the mother of invention). Both of my FD's have been "click, click, starting" , even after bypassing the security relay, replacing the starter, ignition switch, clutch switch, running the battery directly to the starter and running new grounds. I came up with this Heavy Duty Relay after seeing others for sale that consisted of a standard plastic tab mount $6 relay that was not waterproof and had non-heat shrinkable crimp connectors trying to sell for $30-$50. I have been working on this for several months off and on, to come up with a superior product that can handle the draw of our High Torque starters and provide protection from the elements under a car. I decided our product needed to have a metal mounting bracket and that all connections would be sealed, even the crimp terminals can't be pulled off. It is pretty easy to pull the wire out of a standard parts store terminal, ours are all Molex heat sealable crimp terminals.

Banzai-Racing 01-31-18 11:42 AM

Standard Relay vs. Sealed Relay

https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rx7...a7c2750bc0.jpg
https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rx7...ba3096f308.jpg
https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rx7...80d1868c60.jpg
https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rx7...4535028206.jpg
https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rx7...3de78661d7.jpg

rowdog_14 02-01-18 08:31 PM

https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rx7...e212b3981.jpeg
Starter relay installed...Banzai did a really good job on this. Only other relays I have seen with this quality is EasternBeaver for my motorbike headlights.

Banzai-Racing 02-02-18 09:46 AM

Our relay can be swapped for any OTS relay as it has a standard pinout. Or even just connect the starter wire back to the solenoid.

https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rx7...68ff871bfd.jpg





Rreally? Hmm, I have seen the $6 unsealed relay you try to sell on ebay. Time to go crap in someone else's thread. Probably time to have the admins clean up your garbage posts. :dunno:

rowdog_14 02-02-18 09:47 AM

insightful, going to send you a PM. I just do not want to muddy up a post like most people do here. Thanks

Banzai-Racing 02-12-18 02:04 PM

Pleased to announce that starting 2/13/2018 we will be shipping our Version 2 that features a 50 amp weatherproof relay. It is compatible with a Version 1 harness.

https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rx7...c30228dcee.jpg

https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rx7...6c05490810.jpg

94 R2 04-20-18 11:46 PM

Is there a benefit to this if we do not experience the "click, click, start" issue?

Thanks!

Banzai-Racing 09-18-18 02:50 PM


Originally Posted by 94 R2 (Post 12269529)
Is there a benefit to this if we do not experience the "click, click, start" issue?

Thanks!

It would potential prevent it from happening in the future, otherwise No.

Carpe_Diem_7 01-27-20 02:20 AM

May I ask what was the need for a version 2 (50A) relay over version 1 (40A)? Is it for FDs with high torque starters?

Banzai-Racing 01-29-20 06:01 AM

Just an even better relay

firecaddie 01-16-21 12:30 AM

Help Troubleshooting
 
So I had a 1 click no start issue, and ended up purchasing the 2kw starter from banzai due to the weak startup on original. After installed same issue 1 click. I’ve replaced the clutch start switch, ignition switch and added the Bonzai starter bypass relay. I think this bypass the security relay ? So after all that same issue. 1 click no start. The 95 FD has a remote fob lock system and had a Lo Jack system that was never removed. I have done hours of research and I’m out of ideas. Everything works full power no start 1 click. I’m down to relays or the main ground system off battery. Bonzai customer service said it sounded like I need a new security relay. I thought the bypass relay took care of that. Anyone that has insight or can explain what else I can do. ? I’m desperate.

Banzai-Racing 01-19-21 02:00 PM

The bypass does eliminate the security relay.


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