jmcboost said:
If it is a basic relay, I would just use the wire that drives the old (stock) relay to drive the new relay. I am sure you know that, so it must not be an easy relay to wire up. PM me if you need help.
Sorry, but you're going to need a new relay, set for ground switch. not bad at all. You can reuse some of the wires, but I'd recommend replacing the + wire with something larger, and straight to the battery (yeah I'm a huge fan of it). If you go to autozone, O'RLY's, Advanced auto, you can buy a relay. They have instructions on the back, not too difficult. Best way to test it is to install it, and turn the ignition key on (once the settings are made in the software for output X). The Stinger will power the fuel pump for 4 seconds, then wait for the ignition key to go to start.
It took about an hour with me taking my sweet time, dropping the tank, running the wires, wiring up the relay, and testing it. All by my lonesome. You can do it! Just remember the Stinger triggers relays with a ground or (-), meaning that wire grounds, which then causes the relay to trigger, hence, u needing a new relay