Works Bell universal paddle shifter installed
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Works Bell universal paddle shifter installed
OK guys, I changed my steering wheel and hope you like this one instead of the wood one I showed you earlier. I also installed a Works Bell universal paddle shifter here. http://www.myalbum.com/Album=34ETGKQ3
Last edited by Arrowhead; 05-31-2014 at 05:06 PM.
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Cool, I've been tempted in the past but I'm one of the few that like the original non-airbag steering wheel; I don't think the paddles can be fitted with this wheel or even if they could they wouldn't look right IMO
Hoping to see them in person at some point so I can make my mind up. There are plenty of nice aftermarket wheels, like yours, that I'm sure might make me change my mind.
Hoping to see them in person at some point so I can make my mind up. There are plenty of nice aftermarket wheels, like yours, that I'm sure might make me change my mind.
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OK guys, I changed my steering and hope you like this one instead of the wood one I showed you earlier. I also installed a Works Bell universal paddle shifter here. http://www.myalbum.com/Album=34ETGKQ3
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paddles
Ok, here in the US 1991's came with air bag steering wheels so I changed my airbag steering wheel to non airbag wheel so I could install the paddle shifter. If you have a non air bag steering wheel you cannot install the paddles without an outside wire hanging down under your column and being twisted around as you steer. You need a go between which is the steering wheel clock spring which non airbag steering wheels do not have. Did I say this correct?
Cool, I've been tempted in the past but I'm one of the few that like the original non-airbag steering wheel; I don't think the paddles can be fitted with this wheel or even if they could they wouldn't look right IMO
Hoping to see them in person at some point so I can make my mind up. There are plenty of nice aftermarket wheels, like yours, that I'm sure might make me change my mind.
Hoping to see them in person at some point so I can make my mind up. There are plenty of nice aftermarket wheels, like yours, that I'm sure might make me change my mind.
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That looks much better than mine without the cable hanging down.
was it just the original clock spring you used? Might have a look into getting one as my car never had an airbag...
was it just the original clock spring you used? Might have a look into getting one as my car never had an airbag...
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paddle shifter
I am proud of my self because I came up with this idea myself. I have never seen or heard of any body installing the Works Bell universal paddle shifter using an air bag clock spring. I wasn't sure it was going to work but I couldn't see why not. I went ahead and bought a used steering wheel and a used clock spring on Ebay cheap as I wanted to save my originals I also bought a 2 1/2" steering wheel spacer. I originally viewed circleswim 's post here https://rennlist.com/forums/964-foru...tiptronic.html on rennlist to get the wiring down but he ended with a wire hanging down from under the wheel and I knew I didn't want that. The only draw back with this setup is that you loose the horn function on the wheel but I am going to install a small black horn button on the lower left side of the dash where there is a factory indent for something and I am ok with that. There is a lot more to this install and it's not for the weak. As far as you using a clock spring in your non air bag setup I am not sure it will facilitate one. You will have to investigate.
Last edited by Arrowhead; 06-02-2014 at 02:11 PM.
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I am proud of my self because I came up with this idea myself. I have never seen or heard of any body installing the Works Bell universal paddle shifter using an air bag clock spring. I wasn't sure it was going to work but I couldn't see why not. I went ahead and bought a used steering wheel and a used clock spring on Ebay cheap as I wanted to save my originals I also bought a 2 1/2" steering wheel spacer. I originally viewed circleswim 's post here on rennlist to get the wiring down but he ended with a wire hanging down from under the wheel and I knew I didn't want that. The only draw back with this setup is that you loose the horn function on the wheel but I am going to install a small black horn button on the lower left side of the dash where there is a factory indent for something and I am ok with that. There is a lot more to this install and it's not for the weak. As far as you using a clock spring in your non air bag setup I am not sure it will facilitate one. You will have to investigate.
https://rennlist.com/forums/993-foru...beep-beep.html