My New Custom Wheel with Paddle shift
Well I had some down time earlier this weekend and finished my projects I started on my SRT. I installed a single guage pod I made and painted SSB, and Finally installed my custom steering wheel I hooked up to work with my whip! I wired in paddle shifters. I painted them SSB also, Now I dont have to take my hands off the wheel
... I will get some more pictures.
Originally Posted by JimmySkullz
Well I had some down time earlier this weekend and finished my projects I started on my SRT. I installed a single guage pod I made and painted SSB, and Finally installed my custom steering wheel I hooked up to work with my whip! I wired in paddle shifters. I painted them SSB also, Now I dont have to take my hands off the wheel
... I will get some more pictures.

How hard is it to wire the paddle shifters? I've always wanted to do it but I'd imagine it's very complicated.
John.
Thanks! The wheel is a R class style , and the paddles are wireless they are wired to a remote that operates a momentary relay to shift up and down. The hardest part for me was taking the shifter apart to get to the circuit board.
Originally Posted by Mike1118
WOW! That is cool. Can you still steer the car?
Originally Posted by Buggin
Although I have little use in manually shifting, that is pretty bad-a$$! Nice job!
Originally Posted by JimmySkullz
Thanks! The wheel is a R class style , and the paddles are wireless they are wired to a remote that operates a momentary relay to shift up and down. The hardest part for me was taking the shifter apart to get to the circuit board.
What kind of delay in the down/up shift do you see since the paddle shifters are wireless? This would be really cool to do, especially if it could be modified to fit the stock crossfire wheel, but I don't know how I would feel about it if there was a significant delay from hitting the paddleshifter and the transmission actually down/upshifting.
Originally Posted by Thirteendog
You have little use in manual shifting in Germany? I didn't realize Germany was Flat.
Originally Posted by MMZ_TimeLord
Nah, no need for that. He just wants to go fast in a straight line and needed a comfy place to put his hands while he shifts. 
Originally Posted by ZAHANMA
What kind of delay in the down/up shift do you see since the paddle shifters are wireless? This would be really cool to do, especially if it could be modified to fit the stock crossfire wheel, but I don't know how I would feel about it if there was a significant delay from hitting the paddleshifter and the transmission actually down/upshifting.
Pretty awesome.... Consider productizing it. Would have to find lots of R-class steering wheels though. Wireless hookup with relays no delays in shifting. Twisty roads and track work would be much more enjoyable without hands leaving the wheel.
Last edited by cudaman; May 31, 2011 at 07:01 PM.
Originally Posted by JHM2K
Give me one in Cedar/Alcantara and I'm all over it!!!
Beautiful work Jimmy. Looks factory
Beautiful work Jimmy. Looks factory


