K SWAP HARNESS

We here at RPM Systems we offer a large variety of plug and play wiring harnesses for the K series swap .

 
If you are interested in having a fully  functional plug and play harness built by us there are a few things we need from you. 
First off we need the engine harness from the K20/24 that you are using. 
Second off we also need the engine harness from the original motor from the vehicle you are putting your K20/24 series into.

***(FOR EXAMPLE if you are using a 2002 Acura RSX Type S  motor with a 2004 Accord 6 speed manual transmission
and you are putting it into a 1997 Honda Civic you would need to send us the harness off the K20/24 series motor
and the engine harness such as a B Or D series harness that comes out of your 1997 civic)***
Once you have both of  the harnesses together you will put them in a box with a cover letter. 
Before you ship out the harnesses please give us a call to let us know it is on its way.

The cover letter should consist of the following:
year, make, model of the K series motor
year, make, model of the K series Transmission
year, make, model of the car you are putting the swap into
Your Phone number
Your return shipping address
***Please note if you want the immobilizer removed out of the ecu make sure you send us the ecu also***
In addition to your cover letter if you would like us to do any extras such as wiring in a VAFC, removing the immobilizer from the ECU
or anything else you would like special made make sure that is in the cover letter. (CALL FOR PRICES ON EXTRAS)
Once we have recieved your harness we will take a look in the box and make sure everything we need is there to start production.
We will then give you a call letting you know we recieved your harnesses.

Depending on the amount of orders at one time estimation of assembly is 5-7 business days.
Most harnesses are  free shipping in the United States

Payment can be done as the following : VISA , MASTERCARD, or PAYPAL

RPM SYSTEMS
845-795-5398
Monday-Friday:10am-6pm EST
Saturday: 11am-5pm EST



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In other words , my harness or parts that i sell might not follow your states law . Find out if your state laws will allow you install devices . Also consult you inpection station if needed.

if you still not sure just call or email us.