Someone stole the keys to my 96 zx6 and i want to know how to start it without changing the ignition

Stole the key and left the car ?

You did what someone who stole your truck would try, with predictable results. I suspect your only option is to take it to a dealer or qualified repair shop, have another ignition switch installed, and code the new key into the truck's security system.

You may be able to get a copy made by a dealer. I've had used cars with lousy copies of keys before. If you take, your registration/title with you VIN on it to a dealer to get a new key made. I'd call first, as helpfulness varies from location to location.

With steering wheel lock mechanism combined into ignition switch mechanism, you can't just "hot wire" your car like you see in movies. Starting a car and being able to steer it are two different things. Also, you probably do not want to mangle your ignition switch by ramming a flat head screw driver into it to try to bypass the steering lock mechanism (like someone who stole my car years ago did).

Getting a replacement key from a dealer can be much cheaper than repairing a botched job of trying to bypass the ignition switch.
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In short, I concur with David Schaub's answer in http://www.fixya.com/cars/t3135095-lost_key_98_neon_start

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Good Luck

It is not easily done, and at a moment's notice it is not done at all.

Could be a problem with the key switch or a relay. You can check the ignition and fuel pump circuits with a meter and see if you are loosing power from the key switch when you let go of the key.

U can touch the black and red or white wire together and release after starting.

Does your car run? Some fuel pumps run quiet so you will need to get your ear close to the gas tank and have someone turn on the ignition. The pumps only run about 3 seconds when the ignition is turn on without starting the engine.

Check the igniter. Go back to the dealer and ask him to see one. Then go back and find it on your bike. Yamaha's usually have them under the seat, or left side. But I don't know exactly what year you have. Run the VIN on the frame under my tips and tricks is a web site that'll break it down for you.

either that or the ignition switch itself is binding up

Instead of the fuses you should try the relays. Fuses are commonplace and easy to just take a fuse from something not needed and slide it into the ignition slot and the car will start. You would have to remove all the fuses and then place them all in and it would be frustrating at best. Fuses are also pretty easy to come by. What I used to do until I had an alarm professionally installed was to go under the hood and find the car's relays which are basically self resetting fuses. Under the relay cover should be a diagram of which relay goes where but not that it really matters because generally the relays should be uniform. Just remove them and shut the hood. Once the starter relay is removed the vehicle will not start or even turn over for that matter. Unless this dude has a tow truck or incredibly strong arms and a lot of patience the car will not move. Plus it only takes a minute once you get the hang of it. Pop the hood remove all relays shut the hood and be on your way. Then when your ready to start the vehicle just put all of them back in. Another possible solution is to change the locks but that option isn't free. Either way though its up to you. I hope this helps....