Cruise Control Added to Aftermarket Wheel
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Installed Works Bell Hub with Personal Wheel and wanted to keep the cruise buttons.
Took them off existing Cruise Control module from the OEM wheel keeping the wiring intact.
Fabbed an ABS piece to the back of it.
Fabbed a metal bracket and it's installed in before the wheel hub.
Finish product:
![](http://www.webxtremes.com/proofs/Cruise1.jpg)
Took them off existing Cruise Control module from the OEM wheel keeping the wiring intact.
Fabbed an ABS piece to the back of it.
Fabbed a metal bracket and it's installed in before the wheel hub.
Finish product:
![](http://www.webxtremes.com/proofs/Cruise1.jpg)
![](http://www.webxtremes.com/proofs/Cruise2.jpg)
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I'll have pics this weekend. I left the car at my friends house that builds roll cages for a living and having him take specs on duplicating the Kirk bar but welded in not bolted and welded in.
Since I'm in the car about 99% of the time passenger side view wasn't even an issue.
This car sees lots of track time and never sees G2Gs or shows so I really didn't even consider what it looked like from the passenger side.
Plus, if I sell the car, I easily put the module back on the stock steering wheel.
If it's an odd spot when I take a long of enough trip I can always move it's location with different buttons as the wiring is all intact.
Since I'm in the car about 99% of the time passenger side view wasn't even an issue.
This car sees lots of track time and never sees G2Gs or shows so I really didn't even consider what it looked like from the passenger side.
Plus, if I sell the car, I easily put the module back on the stock steering wheel.
If it's an odd spot when I take a long of enough trip I can always move it's location with different buttons as the wiring is all intact.
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Do you have any pics of the install or cut out pieces of the abs to show as a small DIY or help in a DIY?
can you show pics of how it attaches exactly....pics from the rear of it?
-J
can you show pics of how it attaches exactly....pics from the rear of it?
-J
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However, I really do like your idea.
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quite honestly I wouldnt want it anywhere else.......cruise control is a function i would want right at the wheel.....to me it looks and WORKS great there....
props.....
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props.....
-J