After market steering wheel
After market steering wheel
I'm ready to replace the steering wheel on my 92 s13 with an aftermarket model. The problem is that my stock wheel has the cruise control switch on it and I can't find a wheel on ebay that provides for this. I thought I might just pick out a wheel and then try to drill a hole in it for the cruise control wires to the switch to go through and then stick the switch on top of my new wheel with double sided tape. I don't want to spend more than $50 on a steering wheel and the adaptor. Ebay has some in that price range. Some cost less and some cost a lot more. Any idea on what choices I have?
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DjPantsSpecR
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Re: (DjPantsSpecR)
I always wondered what those stupid fake lights were... lol... i hate that damn winshield wiper light... its stupid...DjPantsSpecR wrote:well then just mount your cruise control buttons elsewhere. If i knew where this one particular picture was i would show you, but they had mounted it where the windshield washer fluid light is, right next to the useless "block" where automatics have their overdrive light i believe
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DjPantsSpecR
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Re: (Nismochick240)
i couldn't agree with you more, plus, using these little blocks and drilling them or cutting them out makes a great place to put switches and other things of the sort.
about your cruise control question, i remembered a little harder, adn they had actually mounted that little three button cruise control section BELOW those little blocks...
Or if you're a badass pull out the little DIN tray below your radio, and get some aluminum and fab up a little box. Put your switches in there, get a speed cut switch, maybe some fog light switches or something and even throw a gauge on there. its damn near free, and it took me maybe one hour to complete
about your cruise control question, i remembered a little harder, adn they had actually mounted that little three button cruise control section BELOW those little blocks...
Or if you're a badass pull out the little DIN tray below your radio, and get some aluminum and fab up a little box. Put your switches in there, get a speed cut switch, maybe some fog light switches or something and even throw a gauge on there. its damn near free, and it took me maybe one hour to complete