Multifunction steering wheel
Re: Multifunction steering wheel
I've been speaking to Gareth at Hazzydayz about this and he told me to get 8E0 953 549 R or Q steering wheel control module, it's from a B7 and luckily i already have one.
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Mr Footlong
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Re: Multifunction steering wheel
Will do in a bit but OH MY GOD, what a nasty looking interior combination!!!!!!!!Shoppinit wrote:Top job.
Footers, can you archive please?
Current:
23' C8 RS6 Vorsprung - 23' RS E-Tron GT Carbon Vorsprung
Gone:
"Brutus"- C5 RS6 Avant - MRC stage 2 - Milltek non-res + 100 cell cats - Wagner ICs - PSS9 - H&R ARBs - OZ Superturismo LM - C6 Custom brakes - HD RNS-E - Various other bits - 555PS/832Nm
"Taz"- C7 RS6 - MRC stage 2 745PS/1095Nm
12' Cayenne Turbo, B7 RS4, S3, Cupra R, XJR, EVO VII, STI8,5,2&WRX, 106 GTI&XSI, other crap.
23' C8 RS6 Vorsprung - 23' RS E-Tron GT Carbon Vorsprung
Gone:
"Brutus"- C5 RS6 Avant - MRC stage 2 - Milltek non-res + 100 cell cats - Wagner ICs - PSS9 - H&R ARBs - OZ Superturismo LM - C6 Custom brakes - HD RNS-E - Various other bits - 555PS/832Nm
"Taz"- C7 RS6 - MRC stage 2 745PS/1095Nm
12' Cayenne Turbo, B7 RS4, S3, Cupra R, XJR, EVO VII, STI8,5,2&WRX, 106 GTI&XSI, other crap.
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Mr Footlong
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Re: Multifunction steering wheel
File uploaded to the A6 and RS6 areas.
Current:
23' C8 RS6 Vorsprung - 23' RS E-Tron GT Carbon Vorsprung
Gone:
"Brutus"- C5 RS6 Avant - MRC stage 2 - Milltek non-res + 100 cell cats - Wagner ICs - PSS9 - H&R ARBs - OZ Superturismo LM - C6 Custom brakes - HD RNS-E - Various other bits - 555PS/832Nm
"Taz"- C7 RS6 - MRC stage 2 745PS/1095Nm
12' Cayenne Turbo, B7 RS4, S3, Cupra R, XJR, EVO VII, STI8,5,2&WRX, 106 GTI&XSI, other crap.
23' C8 RS6 Vorsprung - 23' RS E-Tron GT Carbon Vorsprung
Gone:
"Brutus"- C5 RS6 Avant - MRC stage 2 - Milltek non-res + 100 cell cats - Wagner ICs - PSS9 - H&R ARBs - OZ Superturismo LM - C6 Custom brakes - HD RNS-E - Various other bits - 555PS/832Nm
"Taz"- C7 RS6 - MRC stage 2 745PS/1095Nm
12' Cayenne Turbo, B7 RS4, S3, Cupra R, XJR, EVO VII, STI8,5,2&WRX, 106 GTI&XSI, other crap.
Re: Multifunction steering wheel
The new steering wheels do look good...
BUT - I thought the problem with retro fit of the later wheels is the air bag - 2 stage in the later cars, and one stage in ours, IIRC????
I have skimmed the pdf and can't find any reference to the bag at all - so am dubious if the author has considered this.
Perhaps someone with better Polish than mine can enlighten me before someone does this and kills themselves!!
Dave
BUT - I thought the problem with retro fit of the later wheels is the air bag - 2 stage in the later cars, and one stage in ours, IIRC????
I have skimmed the pdf and can't find any reference to the bag at all - so am dubious if the author has considered this.
Perhaps someone with better Polish than mine can enlighten me before someone does this and kills themselves!!
Dave
Re: Multifunction steering wheel
There have been a couple of references to the airbag not going off.
http://www.tyresmoke.net/forum/audi-a3- ... g-pic.html
http://forum.rs246.com/viewtopic.php?f= ... 7&start=15
http://www.tyresmoke.net/forum/audi-a3- ... g-pic.html
http://forum.rs246.com/viewtopic.php?f= ... 7&start=15
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