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Here is the Boost-a-Spark (BAS) kit out of the plastic bag.…

Here is the Boost-a-Spark (BAS) kit out of the plastic bag. 

In the bag is a 4 psi pressure switch and some installation parts (vac tee, hose, solder, terminals)

The black box in the bottom left is the controller which will be mounted in the car.



As you can see, the BAS comes with the wiring already terminated to the module. I found this a little bit of a pain as I had to solder extension leads and work around all the wiring loops for the controller and switch - but no big deal.
Here is the Boost-a-Spark (BAS) kit out of the plastic bag. In the bag is a 4 psi pressure switch and some installation parts (vac tee, hose, solder, terminals) The black box in the bottom left is the controller which will be mounted in the car. As you can see, the BAS comes with the wiring already terminated to the module. I found this a little bit of a pain as I had to solder extension leads and work around all the wiring loops for the controller and switch - but no big deal.Original file
Here is the Boost-a-Spark (BAS) kit out of the plastic bag. 

In the bag is a 4 psi pressure switch and some installation parts (vac tee, hose, solder, terminals)

The black box in the bottom left is the controller which will be mounted in the car.



As you can see, the BAS comes with the wiring already terminated to the module. I found this a little bit of a pain as I had to solder extension leads and work around all the wiring loops for the controller and switch - but no big deal.

Here is the Boost-a-Spark (BAS) kit out of the plastic bag.

In the bag is a 4 psi pressure switch and some installation parts (vac tee, hose, solder, terminals)

The black box in the bottom left is the controller which will be mounted in the car.



As you can see, the BAS comes with the wiring already terminated to the module. I found this a little bit of a pain as I had to solder extension leads and work around all the wiring loops for the controller and switch - but no big deal.

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