Well I'm not sure how you would do it without having your key in the "on" position. But other than that just run a wire to your hot and ground on your starter solenoid and put a push button between 'em. I figured this one out when I got tired of crawling under my old car in the rain with a screwdriver to start it.
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If it doesn't go fast...why make it look like it does?
Leave your door unlocked by accident once and bye bye car.
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you still need a key to start the push button start cars. Unless you make it TRUE push button but thats just dumb on a street car.
Push button starters are good for show cars becuase you can just put in the key and turn and not have to worry about starting up the engine till you want to.
Koo is something native americans counted. On the battelfield, the warriors in training would run up to wounded enemies, and hit them with a decorative stick- this was called "Countig Koo" and the more Koo you counted in a battle, the braver you were, and so you got more spoils and more honor-
In this sense, ignore everything i just said and assume they can spel.
(btw, the spelling error on spel is and was intentional)
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Push Starter 
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