Cruise Control W/aftermarket St. Wheel
11-29-2002, 11:04 AM
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Curious as to how all of you retain cruise control after installation of an aftermarket steering wheel?
I want a Momo wheel, but don't want to lose CC. I use is at night when the cops around here will pull you over for 4 mph over.
TIA!
Sinful7
I want a Momo wheel, but don't want to lose CC. I use is at night when the cops around here will pull you over for 4 mph over.
TIA!
Sinful7
12-04-2002, 01:27 PM
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I have the Momo millenium and I have a hub that eliminated the light but I did not allow me to keep the cruise control. I actually like it out anyway. I never used the damn thing. I took the whole thing out of the engine bay and all.
Hi Michel, welcome to the faster loading forum.
Do you remeber meeting Rikki and me at MADS two years ago.
I had a montego back then and was offering you allen head bolts?
Seems funny to me now.
Any who..
Hi Michel, welcome to the faster loading forum.
Do you remeber meeting Rikki and me at MADS two years ago.
I had a montego back then and was offering you allen head bolts?
Seems funny to me now.
Any who..
02-16-2003, 04:37 PM
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I've seen on a Supra , I think it was an HKS hub that retained the cruise control, the cruise buttons were on the top of the hub, really trick, they may have one for the rexes as well not sure
Sinful7, if you just use a normal momo hub one that is for an FD you have to make the horn work by attaching a piece of soft metal that touches the back of the hub, metal then attaches to the horn wire, the reason is that is the horn wire is all attached to the clock spring for the SRS unit on the stock wheel
Sinful7, if you just use a normal momo hub one that is for an FD you have to make the horn work by attaching a piece of soft metal that touches the back of the hub, metal then attaches to the horn wire, the reason is that is the horn wire is all attached to the clock spring for the SRS unit on the stock wheel
02-16-2003, 04:41 PM
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something that im thinkin of doin also............ since my airbag deployed, and its an extra 1g to get air bag back....... i was lookin at sparco though...... cuz they have the lil red buttons for the horn
02-16-2003, 04:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Sinful7' date='Feb 16 2003, 12:59 PM
BACK FROM THE DEAD!!!
Can someone direct me to a MOMO - compatible hub for the FD that has horn-ability? Quick release is a plus!!
Can someone direct me to a MOMO - compatible hub for the FD that has horn-ability? Quick release is a plus!!
let me know if you need it