W213 Steering wheel in a Chrysler Crossfire

Quick video showing first tests of the paddle shifters working with the 722.930 AMG Speedshift 7-speed transmission. This setup uses a W203 clockspring, a W213 steering wheel and a small electronic device that puts data from the steering wheel onto CAN-C bus. This video shows the paddles working while stationary. More videos in the future showing the car driving with it.

[@stevex3976]

DO you have more details about the swap? Can it be adapted to the stock 5 speed trans?

[@funtdrv]

Go to: www.crossfireforum.org/forum/crossfire-v8-conversions/83727-m113k-into-crossfire-journal.html
That is the 'blog' thread on the build of the whole car. It could work with a 5 speed, but I will recommend that you look up a user, LM21 on that same forum. He builds a kit to add paddles to the stock steering wheel, and it works quite well. It would be far simpler than changing all the parts out that I did for this. Secondly, I am hesitant at this time to offer too many details on how to replicate what I did, not because I am worried about someone else doing it, but rather the safety aspects of it. This changes the steering wheel and airbag setup.

[@stevex3976]

I can understand your reluctance with the air bag and safety concerns. Thanks for the reminder of LM21's info on the forum. Cheers.

[@karolinakay9215]

Which car did the steering wheel and trans come from bro

[@funtdrv]

Trans is 2014 SL63. Steering wheel is W213.