Hard Wired Motorsports Australia

18/06/2026

AIM dash going into the build?

Do the display wiring with the same standard as the rest of the car.

AIM MXS, MXP, MXG and MXT Strada displays are popular because they clean up the cockpit, bring ECU data onto one screen, and let drivers see the information that matters without a forest of gauges. But the dash is only as good as the wiring behind it.

Our AIM flying lead looms give you the display-side connector work done properly, using motorsport-grade ETFE M22759/16 wire, with the vehicle end left unterminated so you can wire it cleanly into your ECU, sensors, power supply and CAN network.

Perfect for track cars, engine swaps, hillclimb cars, race cars and high-end street builds where data visibility matters.

Clean dash. Clean wiring. No shortcuts.

15/06/2026

Impulse buy........lets get it to 800hp now 😉

10/06/2026

On track action from last weekend’s NSW State Round at Grafton Hillclimb.

A great weekend of racing, learning and pushing the car a little further each run. Stoked to bring home another win for Hard Wired Motorsports, but even more grateful for the people who make these events possible.

12/05/2026

2-Year Stohr F1000 Turbo Hayabusa Build Slideshow

A look back over two years of building, developing, wiring, tuning and refining my Stohr F1000 hillclimb car.

This build started as a serious open-wheel project and has evolved into a turbo Hayabusa-powered hillclimb weapon, featuring custom fabrication, motorsport-grade wiring, ECU integration, data logging, launch control, traction control development and plenty of late nights in the shed.

From the early strip-down and mock-up stages through to final assembly, dyno work, testing and competition, this slideshow captures the full journey of turning the Stohr into a purpose-built turbocharged F1000 hillclimb car.

Built, wired and developed by Hard Wired Motorsports.

Thanks to everyone who helped, supported, supplied parts, gave advice or followed the build along the way.

Car: 2013 Stohr F1000
Engine: Turbo Suzuki Hayabusa
Use: Hillclimb / Motorsport
Built by: Hard Wired Motorsports
Website: www.hard-wired.com.au

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2-Year Stohr F1000 Turbo Hayabusa Build SlideshowA look back over two years of building, developing, wiring, tuning and refining my Stohr F1000 hillclimb car...

30/04/2026

To all my hillclimb friends and supporters — let’s get behind Grafton Sporting Car Club’s fundraiser below and help raise the funds needed for the track extension.

This is a great opportunity to collectively support the club, grow the venue, and help make Grafton one of the pinnacle hillclimb venues on the Mid North Coast.

Every bit of support helps. Let’s get behind it!

https://asf.org.au/campaigns/grafton-sporting-car-club-inc/track-extension-fundraiser

04/04/2026

The Haltech sale is here!

Discounted prices across all Haltech wiring looms this month.

Trade customers get an extra 15% off the discounted price!

Supported ECU PlatformThis wiring harness range is designed specifically for Haltech systems and is built to the same motorsport ETFE M22759/16 standard used across all supported ECUs. 👉 View all supported ECU brands Our Haltech Motorsport Grade ETFE MIL-W-22759/16 wiring harnesses are purpose-bu...

04/04/2026

The Haltech sale is here!
Discounted prices across all Haltech wiring looms this month! Don't miss out!

Trade customers get an extra 15% off the discounted price!

Shop Now: https://hard-wired.com.au/collections/haltech-motorsport-wiring-harnesses

27/03/2026

Our weekend sale is now live.

Get 10% off all motorsport looms this weekend only.

Built for performance, reliability and clean aftermarket ECU integration, our ETFE wiring looms are made for serious builds.

Offer ends 12:00am Monday AEST.
Shop now: www.hard-wired.com.au

Hard Wired Motorsports specialises in pre-pinned, race-ready ETFE (M22759/16) wiring looms engineered for motorsport use. Designed for high heat, abrasion, and chemical resistance, delivering superior performance over PVC and TXL in competition and performance vehicles.

18/03/2026

18/02/2026