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Old 12-27-2010, 11:27 AM
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Default Working shift paddles

Now we have shift paddles in our SRT .....

They work very well with remote control from the steering wheel to the shiftbox.

The tiptronic works also.

We think this is the first Crossfire with shift paddles.

Greetings

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Old 12-27-2010, 11:40 AM
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Very nice indeed.
 
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Old 12-27-2010, 11:49 AM
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Emaxx, that looks awesome. It is however, not the first. There is a little yellow V-8 Roadster here that has shift paddles. Check out MisterTaz

So, any chance of a step by step tutorial with a parts list?

Ohhh....... Also can you please share how you changed the instrument clusters to blue?

Thanks for sharing.
 

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Is that the Raid steering wheel? Very nice unit. Love the paddle-shift concept, too bad mine is a stick

Any tips on how you modified your gauges? Those look amazing.
 
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Old 12-27-2010, 11:53 AM
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Too cool! How and how much?
 
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Old 12-27-2010, 12:28 PM
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Default Re: Working shift paddles

Originally Posted by JHM2K
Is that the Raid steering wheel? Very nice unit. Love the paddle-shift concept, too bad mine is a stick

Any tips on how you modified your gauges? Those look amazing.
+1 on the lighting, though I think it has been posted before;
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...tml#post521883
 

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Old 12-27-2010, 02:49 PM
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Partlist:

1 x Raid Daytona 340mm with shift paddels
1 x Raid airbag-adapter for SLK R170
1 x 2 or 4 channel remote control with changeover contact relay and 12VDC transmitter

1 x Relais for the horn change the signal from negativ to positiv

Price for all: 1.350,00 Euro

Images follow for connect the horn signal

To connect the shift box, show the Image.

To change the Gauge color youz need:

1 x Plasma Folie (design by my self) = 250 Euro
1 x 10x10 cm polarizing film for the LCD Displays = 11 Euro
3 x 5mm LED 12VDC for the backlight of the Displays



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Sheiß, that's an expensive mod! Thank you for giving us the breakdown though! Results are fantastic
 
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Well done.
 
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Old 12-27-2010, 04:50 PM
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Sweet!! Good work!
 
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Old 12-27-2010, 05:04 PM
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Is the gear change from one gear to another any faster with this mod??? I find the gear selector to be whatever and the shifts are not at all commanded, sorta hope it up shifts sorta hopes it does it soon..... Woody
 
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Sheiß, that's an expensive mod! Thank you for giving us the breakdown though! Results are fantastic
Hey, I know that word!! Maybe it is because I was called a Sheiß Kopf on more than one occasion when I lived in Germany. LOL
 
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Very nice!! Love the Raid wheel
 
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Default Re: Working shift paddles

Originally Posted by Emaxx
Partlist:

1 x Raid Daytona 340mm with shift paddels
1 x Raid airbag-adapter for SLK R170
1 x 2 or 4 channel remote control with changeover contact relay and 12VDC transmitter

1 x Relais for the horn change the signal from negativ to positiv

Price for all: 1.350,00 Euro

Images follow for connect the horn signal

To connect the shift box, show the Image.

To change the Gauge color youz need:

1 x Plasma Folie (design by my self) = 250 Euro
1 x 10x10 cm polarizing film for the LCD Displays = 11 Euro
3 x 5mm LED 12VDC for the backlight of the Displays



Emaxx
I have ALWAYS wanted a paddle shift lol, the image shown below is that for the horn or to connect the paddles to the transmission? do you think it's difficult to do for someone with very basic electronic knowledge or should it not be attempted?

Great mod and the steering wheel is goregous!
 

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Looks awesome!
 
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Very cool! Judging from the SRT-6 on your gauges, you must have one of the rare 2006 SRT-6's?
 
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Default Re: Working shift paddles

Originally Posted by InfernoRedXfire
Very cool! Judging from the SRT-6 on your gauges, you must have one of the rare 2006 SRT-6's?
Doesn't look like it, he customized his gauges, look at the initials on the speedometer.
 
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Old 12-30-2010, 05:26 PM
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That just looks very very nice. What's next...lambo doors?
 
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Hello here is a picture where you can see how the shift paddles are connected.

We still have quite a few projects planned for 2011.


We wish everyone a happy new year
 
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Default Re: Working shift paddles

Originally Posted by Emaxx
Hello here is a picture where you can see how the shift paddles are connected.

We still have quite a few projects planned for 2011.
I am interested to see whats on your mind!
 


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