[condor]

Hello,
Does anyone know if the Painless RF Control Center will fit on the FFR supplied Moto-Lita steering wheel? By the way, I am using Tri-states turn signal assembly. Summit p/n is PFR-20308. Let me know what you think.

Thanks,
Scott E.

 

[ghalleck]

I read where these are designed for Grant wheels. I would guess that a quick stop at an Autozone, Pep Boys, etc. would provide some dimensions on the Grant wheel for comparison. Let us know what you find out. George

 

[Hank Dondero]

Scott,

I'll know in about a week. I have one on order through Fortes, and plan on fitting it to my wheel.

Hank
FFR 1776-II

 

[brettredd]

Scott,

I just received my RF unit this week. I went with the 5-hole model (#20310). I believe this is the same (except for the finish) as Summit's PRF-20308.

The unit is 3-1/2" in diameter and about 5/8" thick. It has a flat back that does not protrude into the wheel opening.

As you can see from the photos, it does cover the mounting holes on the Moto-Lita. The holes, of course, don't match.

It would be possible to drill the top 3 (to match the RF unit) through the Moto-Lita and tap them into the FFR-supplied hub. The bottom 2 holes don't line up with (but do conflict with) the existing holes, so you may not be able to use them. You could always glue in a screw head (for looks) if you don't mind you wheel held on with 3 of the 5 screws.

Painless also makes a version without the holes:

Painless RF Center

It may be possible to simply attach one of these over the Moto-Lita's holes with double-stick tape or silicone (you can't make it permanent so that you can change the battery).

What circuits were you planning on running with the unit?

 

[FFR1668]

Nice concept but....What I really would like is three functions L and R with a thirty second momontary and a Horn. Now for my twist. I want it on the shift knob, actually combined with a shift knob. I should get the proto-type for free right?