hehehe............

 

you shift gears with those?...how?

 

I guess I should have explained it a little. I have a 97 Lude with the Tiptronic auto trans. I got bored and took apart my shifter to see how the Tiptronic worked. I did some rewiring and soldering and zip-tied a couple push buttons onto my steering wheel.

fun-fun

 

LOL! Phat. I was actually planning on doing something like that with mine. However, I was going to buy the paddles for the wheel, of get the Momo wheels with the two horn buttons.

 

I was thinking about rewiring the horn buttons, but in order to due that I would have had to play around with the wiring of the SRS system too, and I just didn't feel to good about that.

I did not have any luck finding any paddle shifters, the one link I had I could not access. Do you have any other links?


[Modified by mrlegoman, 1:38 PM 10/26/2001]

 

Excellent stuff, Don!

 

Ghetto. But cool!

 

thats crazy man
cool as hell tho

 

That's nice. You should really try to find the actual paddles they use in race cars. Maybe you could put a kit together with instructions and sell it.

 

find a wrecked is300?

cool sh*t by the way

Tom
(who thinks more engineers should get bored more often )

 

i think i saw something like that on godspeed made by C's, the samecompany who sells short shifters for about $400. the kit was about $700 or so. nice work tho!
---justin

 

 

sweetness.

 

I looked around for some kits, but figured I wouldn't find anything for less than a arm and part of my ********. So I just went to radio shack and 30 bucks later, ta-da!
It's an modular system though. So I can always upgrade to a cleaner looking system if given the chance.

 

so how do you go about turning your wheel?

 

I have a loop of wire about a foot long under the stearing wheel. When I turn, it just wraps around the wheel.................

 

That's awesome.... If I had triptronic I would be begging you for a schematic right now. Nice work man!

 

I gonna post pics of it today.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=83757


[Modified by mrlegoman, 12:31 PM 10/30/2001]