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Author: Subject: paddle shifts & IVA is it a problem?
tony@signtek.net

posted on 20/12/10 at 10:59 PM Reply With Quote
paddle shifts & IVA is it a problem?

Is there any reason why i should not fit paddle shifts before IVA

Seems a lot of people wait until after the test!!

Any good reason for this

Cheers

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chesney321

posted on 21/12/10 at 04:24 AM Reply With Quote
paddle shifts

dont know the reason for this but the manufacturer of my kit said that car wont pass iva with paddle shifts so you have to put normal linkage on till after iva.bit of a bummer when you want paddles from the start as i do.
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T66

posted on 21/12/10 at 07:01 AM Reply With Quote
is there any more had this problem ?


Is it certain test centres wont pass them, or all ?




This has implications for my build, which was going straight onto a button/trickshifter setup on the steering wheel, if the buttons are iva friendly & the wheel , I take it they still require a mechanical setup.?






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Richard Quinn

posted on 21/12/10 at 07:06 AM Reply With Quote
Mine passed SVA with paddles. I'm not aware of anything that would change this for IVA
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T66

posted on 21/12/10 at 07:50 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Richard Quinn
Mine passed SVA with paddles. I'm not aware of anything that would change this for IVA



Ive seen cars here with paddles and a stock sierra wheel, which have passed.


Just wondering how my button setup will lie on the wheel for the iva, , unless I configure the paddles I have to run the switches somehow.


My understanding was , if its behind the steering wheel its mine.






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Blackbird Rush

posted on 21/12/10 at 09:11 AM Reply With Quote
Mine passed with solonoid shift paddles (Kliktronic + home made paddles) behind a Momo wheel.

My steering wheel was also removable with a curly cable plugged under the dash.

They just have to meet the radius rules etc...

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T66

posted on 21/12/10 at 09:43 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Blackbird Rush
Mine passed with solonoid shift paddles (Kliktronic + home made paddles) behind a Momo wheel.

My steering wheel was also removable with a curly cable plugged under the dash.

They just have to meet the radius rules etc...




And relax, thats what I was working toward. Im fine .....






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