I Am on the road and doing this on phone so can not copy and paste url
If you google electronic audiovox cruise control it will find vendors and correct place on audiovox website
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Cruise Control- Getting it perfected
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I Am on the road and doing this on phone so can not copy and paste url
If you google electronic audiovox cruise control it will find vendors and correct place on audiovox website
draboo
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I believe this is the one in question:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/New-...003QQitemZ130278812471QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWD1V
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/New-...003QQitemZ130278812471QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWD1V
I the vacuum tank helps the unit maintain the speed when cruising up hills and moutains. I made my vacuum tank out of PVC pipe material. The Aduiovox CCS100 works great. Its a little time consumming to install, but well worth it.
Lamonster
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BajaRon
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How about that! This is a new item from Audiovox. They did not have this all electric unit when we did our vacuum units. Looks like a more compact unit (though there is plenty of room on the Spyder for either system). Servo CC's are usually more positive than vacuum units and you would not need the extra vacuum canister.
Still, on the Spyder I am not sure you would notice much opperational difference between the 2 types.
This is not a complete kit like the CCS-100 vacuum unit. You still need the control switch to complete this installation. Looks like these go for about $50. Since it is the same control switch you would still need to water-proof it.
I wonder what the vacuum hose is used for. It may be that manifold vacuum is used as a data input. Don't know what else they would need it for.
Lamont, let's get one of these, you pay for it and I'll install it on your Spyder. We'll silicone the snot out of the control switch....what do you say?....:yes:
Still, on the Spyder I am not sure you would notice much opperational difference between the 2 types.
This is not a complete kit like the CCS-100 vacuum unit. You still need the control switch to complete this installation. Looks like these go for about $50. Since it is the same control switch you would still need to water-proof it.
I wonder what the vacuum hose is used for. It may be that manifold vacuum is used as a data input. Don't know what else they would need it for.
Lamont, let's get one of these, you pay for it and I'll install it on your Spyder. We'll silicone the snot out of the control switch....what do you say?....:yes:
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