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cruise control kits?
a message in the "honda model definitions" thread made me thnk f an old
publication I used to ahve, where is showed you how to install a cruise control into the car of your choce, Be it a Lancier integrale, or an BL mini.Gave me to wonder if such kits are still avilable nowadays. I do a lot of driving along boring state and US highways, where it would be nice to have a Cruise control. Its to go in my battered old 88 civic Dx (automatic) Regards. |
Re: cruise control kits?
http://www.jcwhitney.com has a wide variety of after market cruise
control systems available. Misti Norton wrote: > > a message in the "honda model definitions" thread made me thnk f an old > publication I used to ahve, where is showed you how to install a cruise > control into the car of your choce, Be it a Lancier integrale, or an BL > mini.Gave me to wonder if such kits are still avilable nowadays. I do a lot > of driving along boring state and US highways, where it would be nice to > have a Cruise control. Its to go in my battered old 88 civic Dx (automatic) > > Regards. |
Re: cruise control kits?
http://www.jcwhitney.com has a wide variety of after market cruise
control systems available. Misti Norton wrote: > > a message in the "honda model definitions" thread made me thnk f an old > publication I used to ahve, where is showed you how to install a cruise > control into the car of your choce, Be it a Lancier integrale, or an BL > mini.Gave me to wonder if such kits are still avilable nowadays. I do a lot > of driving along boring state and US highways, where it would be nice to > have a Cruise control. Its to go in my battered old 88 civic Dx (automatic) > > Regards. |
Re: cruise control kits?
http://www.jcwhitney.com has a wide variety of after market cruise
control systems available. Misti Norton wrote: > > a message in the "honda model definitions" thread made me thnk f an old > publication I used to ahve, where is showed you how to install a cruise > control into the car of your choce, Be it a Lancier integrale, or an BL > mini.Gave me to wonder if such kits are still avilable nowadays. I do a lot > of driving along boring state and US highways, where it would be nice to > have a Cruise control. Its to go in my battered old 88 civic Dx (automatic) > > Regards. |
Re: cruise control kits?
http://www.jcwhitney.com has a wide variety of after market cruise
control systems available. Misti Norton wrote: > > a message in the "honda model definitions" thread made me thnk f an old > publication I used to ahve, where is showed you how to install a cruise > control into the car of your choce, Be it a Lancier integrale, or an BL > mini.Gave me to wonder if such kits are still avilable nowadays. I do a lot > of driving along boring state and US highways, where it would be nice to > have a Cruise control. Its to go in my battered old 88 civic Dx (automatic) > > Regards. |
Re: cruise control kits?
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"Misti Norton" <mdawn@flobble-lobble.net> wrote in message news:4v3Ib.30$ZF2.20@fe01... > a message in the "honda model definitions" thread made me thnk f an old > publication I used to ahve, where is showed you how to install a cruise > control into the car of your choce, Be it a Lancier integrale, or an BL > mini.Gave me to wonder if such kits are still avilable nowadays. I do a lot > of driving along boring state and US highways, where it would be nice to > have a Cruise control. Its to go in my battered old 88 civic Dx (automatic) > > Regards. Sure, go to JC Whitney's auto parts and I am certain they'll have one of these universal cruise control jobs. Of course these thing amount to nothing more than a broomstick proped up against your gas pedal for all intents and purposes. The factory versions are a bit more sophisticated, well most are. The cruise control in my friend's CRV is a POS. Maybe it is a manual transmission thing but to me a cruise control shouldn't try to 'grenade' an engine if the clutch is engaged. Sure enough, you better turn off the clutch if you do anything other than touch the gas or brake... -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= *** Usenet.com - The #1 Usenet Newsgroup Service on The Planet! *** http://www.usenet.com Unlimited Download - 19 Seperate Servers - 90,000 groups - Uncensored -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= |
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"Misti Norton" <mdawn@flobble-lobble.net> wrote in message news:4v3Ib.30$ZF2.20@fe01... > a message in the "honda model definitions" thread made me thnk f an old > publication I used to ahve, where is showed you how to install a cruise > control into the car of your choce, Be it a Lancier integrale, or an BL > mini.Gave me to wonder if such kits are still avilable nowadays. I do a lot > of driving along boring state and US highways, where it would be nice to > have a Cruise control. Its to go in my battered old 88 civic Dx (automatic) > > Regards. Sure, go to JC Whitney's auto parts and I am certain they'll have one of these universal cruise control jobs. Of course these thing amount to nothing more than a broomstick proped up against your gas pedal for all intents and purposes. The factory versions are a bit more sophisticated, well most are. The cruise control in my friend's CRV is a POS. Maybe it is a manual transmission thing but to me a cruise control shouldn't try to 'grenade' an engine if the clutch is engaged. Sure enough, you better turn off the clutch if you do anything other than touch the gas or brake... -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= *** Usenet.com - The #1 Usenet Newsgroup Service on The Planet! *** http://www.usenet.com Unlimited Download - 19 Seperate Servers - 90,000 groups - Uncensored -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= |
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"Misti Norton" <mdawn@flobble-lobble.net> wrote in message news:4v3Ib.30$ZF2.20@fe01... > a message in the "honda model definitions" thread made me thnk f an old > publication I used to ahve, where is showed you how to install a cruise > control into the car of your choce, Be it a Lancier integrale, or an BL > mini.Gave me to wonder if such kits are still avilable nowadays. I do a lot > of driving along boring state and US highways, where it would be nice to > have a Cruise control. Its to go in my battered old 88 civic Dx (automatic) > > Regards. Sure, go to JC Whitney's auto parts and I am certain they'll have one of these universal cruise control jobs. Of course these thing amount to nothing more than a broomstick proped up against your gas pedal for all intents and purposes. The factory versions are a bit more sophisticated, well most are. The cruise control in my friend's CRV is a POS. Maybe it is a manual transmission thing but to me a cruise control shouldn't try to 'grenade' an engine if the clutch is engaged. Sure enough, you better turn off the clutch if you do anything other than touch the gas or brake... -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= *** Usenet.com - The #1 Usenet Newsgroup Service on The Planet! *** http://www.usenet.com Unlimited Download - 19 Seperate Servers - 90,000 groups - Uncensored -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= |
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"Misti Norton" <mdawn@flobble-lobble.net> wrote in message news:4v3Ib.30$ZF2.20@fe01... > a message in the "honda model definitions" thread made me thnk f an old > publication I used to ahve, where is showed you how to install a cruise > control into the car of your choce, Be it a Lancier integrale, or an BL > mini.Gave me to wonder if such kits are still avilable nowadays. I do a lot > of driving along boring state and US highways, where it would be nice to > have a Cruise control. Its to go in my battered old 88 civic Dx (automatic) > > Regards. Sure, go to JC Whitney's auto parts and I am certain they'll have one of these universal cruise control jobs. Of course these thing amount to nothing more than a broomstick proped up against your gas pedal for all intents and purposes. The factory versions are a bit more sophisticated, well most are. The cruise control in my friend's CRV is a POS. Maybe it is a manual transmission thing but to me a cruise control shouldn't try to 'grenade' an engine if the clutch is engaged. Sure enough, you better turn off the clutch if you do anything other than touch the gas or brake... -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= *** Usenet.com - The #1 Usenet Newsgroup Service on The Planet! *** http://www.usenet.com Unlimited Download - 19 Seperate Servers - 90,000 groups - Uncensored -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= |
Re: cruise control kits?
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This is the aftermarket kit sold for many years as Perfect Circle. Thousands were installed by dealerships before CC became standard equipment. Easy to install, and you can also buy the turn signal stalk w/CC switch so it looks and works like factory. On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 01:35:32 GMT, Randolph <trash@junkmail.com> wrote: |http://www.jcwhitney.com has a wide variety of after market cruise |control systems available. | |Misti Norton wrote: |> |> a message in the "honda model definitions" thread made me thnk f an old |> publication I used to ahve, where is showed you how to install a cruise |> control into the car of your choce, Be it a Lancier integrale, or an BL |> mini.Gave me to wonder if such kits are still avilable nowadays. I do a lot |> of driving along boring state and US highways, where it would be nice to |> have a Cruise control. Its to go in my battered old 88 civic Dx (automatic) |> |> Regards. Rex in Fort Worth |
Re: cruise control kits?
www.rostra.com
This is the aftermarket kit sold for many years as Perfect Circle. Thousands were installed by dealerships before CC became standard equipment. Easy to install, and you can also buy the turn signal stalk w/CC switch so it looks and works like factory. On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 01:35:32 GMT, Randolph <trash@junkmail.com> wrote: |http://www.jcwhitney.com has a wide variety of after market cruise |control systems available. | |Misti Norton wrote: |> |> a message in the "honda model definitions" thread made me thnk f an old |> publication I used to ahve, where is showed you how to install a cruise |> control into the car of your choce, Be it a Lancier integrale, or an BL |> mini.Gave me to wonder if such kits are still avilable nowadays. I do a lot |> of driving along boring state and US highways, where it would be nice to |> have a Cruise control. Its to go in my battered old 88 civic Dx (automatic) |> |> Regards. Rex in Fort Worth |
Re: cruise control kits?
www.rostra.com
This is the aftermarket kit sold for many years as Perfect Circle. Thousands were installed by dealerships before CC became standard equipment. Easy to install, and you can also buy the turn signal stalk w/CC switch so it looks and works like factory. On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 01:35:32 GMT, Randolph <trash@junkmail.com> wrote: |http://www.jcwhitney.com has a wide variety of after market cruise |control systems available. | |Misti Norton wrote: |> |> a message in the "honda model definitions" thread made me thnk f an old |> publication I used to ahve, where is showed you how to install a cruise |> control into the car of your choce, Be it a Lancier integrale, or an BL |> mini.Gave me to wonder if such kits are still avilable nowadays. I do a lot |> of driving along boring state and US highways, where it would be nice to |> have a Cruise control. Its to go in my battered old 88 civic Dx (automatic) |> |> Regards. Rex in Fort Worth |
Re: cruise control kits?
www.rostra.com
This is the aftermarket kit sold for many years as Perfect Circle. Thousands were installed by dealerships before CC became standard equipment. Easy to install, and you can also buy the turn signal stalk w/CC switch so it looks and works like factory. On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 01:35:32 GMT, Randolph <trash@junkmail.com> wrote: |http://www.jcwhitney.com has a wide variety of after market cruise |control systems available. | |Misti Norton wrote: |> |> a message in the "honda model definitions" thread made me thnk f an old |> publication I used to ahve, where is showed you how to install a cruise |> control into the car of your choce, Be it a Lancier integrale, or an BL |> mini.Gave me to wonder if such kits are still avilable nowadays. I do a lot |> of driving along boring state and US highways, where it would be nice to |> have a Cruise control. Its to go in my battered old 88 civic Dx (automatic) |> |> Regards. Rex in Fort Worth |
Re: cruise control kits?
"Jim Hernandez" <jb00@earthlink.net> wrote in
news:3ff1a504@post.usenet.com: > **** Post for FREE via your newsreader at post.usenet.com **** > > > "Misti Norton" <mdawn@flobble-lobble.net> wrote in message > news:4v3Ib.30$ZF2.20@fe01... >> a message in the "honda model definitions" thread made me thnk f an >> old publication I used to ahve, where is showed you how to install a >> cruise control into the car of your choce, Be it a Lancier integrale, >> or an BL mini.Gave me to wonder if such kits are still avilable >> nowadays. I do a > lot >> of driving along boring state and US highways, where it would be nice >> to have a Cruise control. Its to go in my battered old 88 civic Dx > (automatic) >> >> Regards. > > Sure, go to JC Whitney's auto parts and I am certain they'll have one > of these universal cruise control jobs. Of course these thing amount > to nothing more than a broomstick proped up against your gas pedal for > all intents and purposes. The factory versions are a bit more > sophisticated, well most are. The cruise control in my friend's CRV is > a POS. Maybe it is a manual transmission thing but to me a cruise > control shouldn't try to 'grenade' an engine if the clutch is engaged. > Sure enough, you better turn off the clutch if you do anything other > than touch the gas or brake... > > > > -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= > *** Usenet.com - The #1 Usenet Newsgroup Service on The Planet! *** > http://www.usenet.com > Unlimited Download - 19 Seperate Servers - 90,000 groups - Uncensored > -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= > Something is wrong with your friend's vehicle. Engaging the clutch should disconnect the cruise control immediately. |
Re: cruise control kits?
"Jim Hernandez" <jb00@earthlink.net> wrote in
news:3ff1a504@post.usenet.com: > **** Post for FREE via your newsreader at post.usenet.com **** > > > "Misti Norton" <mdawn@flobble-lobble.net> wrote in message > news:4v3Ib.30$ZF2.20@fe01... >> a message in the "honda model definitions" thread made me thnk f an >> old publication I used to ahve, where is showed you how to install a >> cruise control into the car of your choce, Be it a Lancier integrale, >> or an BL mini.Gave me to wonder if such kits are still avilable >> nowadays. I do a > lot >> of driving along boring state and US highways, where it would be nice >> to have a Cruise control. Its to go in my battered old 88 civic Dx > (automatic) >> >> Regards. > > Sure, go to JC Whitney's auto parts and I am certain they'll have one > of these universal cruise control jobs. Of course these thing amount > to nothing more than a broomstick proped up against your gas pedal for > all intents and purposes. The factory versions are a bit more > sophisticated, well most are. The cruise control in my friend's CRV is > a POS. Maybe it is a manual transmission thing but to me a cruise > control shouldn't try to 'grenade' an engine if the clutch is engaged. > Sure enough, you better turn off the clutch if you do anything other > than touch the gas or brake... > > > > -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= > *** Usenet.com - The #1 Usenet Newsgroup Service on The Planet! *** > http://www.usenet.com > Unlimited Download - 19 Seperate Servers - 90,000 groups - Uncensored > -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= > Something is wrong with your friend's vehicle. Engaging the clutch should disconnect the cruise control immediately. |
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