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| vipers95 | Just got a Orange baby last Saturday and going to screw with it already. Pulled the wires out of loom going to radio from steering column. Put jumpers from the volume buttons to the shift inputs on auto stick . Now have a F-1 shifter. Press up volume it shifts up and down volume it shifts down. I will post what wires go where and I hope to have a switch to put it back to radio or shifter at anytime at anytime. Cost about 10.00. |
| adciocca | Cool deal, I'll try it too when you get us the wires to use....Thanks, happy Easter ------------------
Thanks,
Antonio 2000 Prowler Woodward Edition (red/black-USA)
1993 Viper RT-10(red-USA)
1991 BMW 850i (black-USA)
2001 Mercedes S500(silver-USA)
2001 BMW Z8(silver-Italy)
2000 Audi A6 wagon (silver-Italy)
1987 Ferrari 328 GTB (red-Italy)
1985 Ferrari GTO (red-Italy)
1989 Ferrari Testarossa (red-Italy)
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| jd2ksilver | Now that is cool,, yes let us know,, I hope if and when I change the wires I remember what Im doing,,lol
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| ALLEY CAT | V-95 - Great idea, F-1 shifting would be a dream come true. Keep us posted. ------------------
Larry Salzman
Call 911 - there is a Prowler in my garage....  |
| Prowlin Doc | Cool idea. Anyone know how to machine parts to make actual paddle adaptors in case others decide to do this? Please keep me in mind too if anyone makes them. thanks
Bob ------------------
2001 ORANGE PROWLER |
| Pirana | Viper, nice ideal. Actually had it in my mind for awhile but with a MOMO steering wheel with the shift buttons on it. But never found a steering wheel adapter. Nice going!! ------------------
Victor C.
www.carsoundsinc.com |
| j paulsen | Great idea!!!!!!!!!! But I use my radio controls too much, maybe there is a company out there that can make a paddle system for the backside of the steering wheel? |
| superdanthegarbageman | i tried it but everytime i throw third gear i get 1010 winns....on the radio........wassup wit dis? ------------------
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| Orange | Anyone know which wires to tap? ------------------
 2001 Burnt Orange Chrysler Prowler
2003 White Infinity M45
2001 Gray Chevrolet Suburban
1999 Silver LS400
1999 White Chevrolet Corvette |
| pumpkin | Sounds interesting. ------------------
Current mods: Mopar dual exhaust & front mudflaps; MacMotorsports Air Intake;
Real Rod Air Patrol; Graphics by Balistek Designs; ($8) Chrome grille; Chrome
tire valve-stem covers; Painted rear bumper lettering; Prowler Pro Gears; Synthetic
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SheepskinExpress Sheepskin Seatcovers; Grille Light; Pinstriping by Bo Boring;
Painted Valve Cover; Window Tinting; Windshield Visor Banner; Front Bumper
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bumpers removed; rear mudflaps; painted calipers; Prowler Products by Gary
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Windshield Wiper Arm Removal; Fender Trim; Speaker Replacement; Painted
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Underbody Kit; Dash Designs Dash Mat . More 'Pumpkin' photos . . . . . More cars and other stuff New pictures in Personal Scrapbook (02/23/03)
"I may have to grow older, but I do not have to grow up!" "The Prowler is not a car to go from Point A to Point B. The Prowler is the Point!" |
| DUSTI | That's excellent V95 !!  Yes, please post more details (pictures, instructions etc.) ....although I use the 'radio' feature if I could go to F1 shifting......no doubt about it - awesome !! Thanks V95 and please keep us posted !! Dusti ------------------
Dusti says........Relax ! |
| CJ | Shift?..........why bother! lol!  |
| cnote6 | I only wish I can get my car back.... |
| ed monahan | This thread was started over 3 years ago. Several of those owners no longer post. It will be interesting to see the future responses to this thread. |
| DUSTI | Now, DO I feel like an azz now - Ed, your absolutely right, that "thing" is from 3 years ago and I didn't even notice  |
| cnote6 | Its a common thing lately... |
| DUSTI | Chris,
you seem almost as bored as I am - what in the world are you doing, sitting in front of the comp. on a beautiful day like today ??? Or does it still rain down in TX ?? |
| cnote6 | I'm listing things on ebay, and I just cleaned the garage. then back to POA then to Ebay. now I'm going to the Beer store. This message has been edited by cnote6 on 07-05-2004 at 12:41 PM |
| obi-wan | I posted over a month ago about a ring shift that a friend of mine and me have developed. He has one of these in his Kat and it works beautifully. We spent a number of hours trying to come up with a way to "do" a paddle shift but came up with this ring that serves the same purpose. The ring is slightly smaller that the wheel and lives behind it enough that one can steer the Kat without running in to it. To shift up you just push the ring to the right about about 3/8" and down shift by pushing it left. We will leave the shift lever to work as it always did. So... you have two autoshifts. He's put a number of miles on his system and I've driven it too. It works extremely well, in fact that's the only way he drives his now. I'll have mine in place in just a few weeks and we are making several more to sell. We use an orig. shift switch that we relocate under the dash hidden under the closing panel. We do mod. that panel so the linkage sneaks out of it and hides in a cute little box right under the hub of the wheel, You don't know its there. The switch and its linkage clamps to the steering column. Theres no permeate changes to the car. Only the uph. closing panel is changed and it's avail. from mother Chrysler so you could have a spare one in your inventory should you ever consider changing back(sale of the car-or whatever). When I install mine pic's will be taken and this will become one of my kits It will be avail from me and there will be a page of my flier system that will feature it. The cost is up in the air right now and hopefully I'll have that info after I do my inst. on my own Kat. Obi-Wan |
| Northern Cat | This looks interesting...cheak it out
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| NeverBland | Any new ideas? Anyone know which wires you have to splice??? |
