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A set of relays if you wish to still use your key. And a kit would be the right way to go which would have specific model instructions because it would be different from model to model. If you didnt want to use the key. You would use a swtich for power to allow flow from the batter to all the components. Then you would connect a push button between the battery and starter that would not allow power through until you pressed that switch.
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