Mean Lookin' Paddle Shifter for a Fiero

[Steve Chryssos]

I built this custom paddle shifter for a Pro-Touring Fiero application.

http://www.westcoastfiero.com/proje...car/engtop1.jpg

Uses a very small very flat 12.2" steering wheel to facilitate driver comfort. We used this opportunity to design a new paddle shape called "Stealth". The paddles are almost entirely hidden from view by the steering wheel rim when viewed head-on (in the driver's position). So we now offer a choice of paddle designs: Shark and Stealth (shown). Aside from the shape, we had to make custom "narrow" paddles to accomodate the small steering wheel.

[Ricochet]

Looks awesome Steve!! Great work. Once I get back in the swing of things on the car..Your phone will be ringing....Hopefully SOON!!!

[Ummgawa]

Very Very Cool. ALMOST makes me want an automatic...almost

[Musclerodz]

I LOVE IT!!! Less bling, MORE RACE! An automatic will be in my next car for sure.

Mike

[Stuart Adams]

I like the shape, very nice.

[67Sally]

Looks Great Steve.
W.

[Steve Chryssos]

Thanks guyz.

[jannes_z-28]

Originally Posted by Ummgawa

Very Very Cool. ALMOST makes me want an automatic...almost

Jim, I think that it wold be technically possible to use this for a T56. It will require some electric actuators that should do the shifting and some electronics to control it. If I only had more time...

Jan

[61Bubbletop]

That is killer Steevo.....I love the paddle design...Nice work

[Ummgawa]

Jan and Steve

I would run the paddle set up in a heart beat if it could be configured for a 6 speed. That would be Killer.