Cruise control availability

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Originally Posted by Fredvon4

These seem to be god team of folks intent on making a profession device that will not void a warranty and will work as we expect a CC to work.

Indeed. And fortunately for those of us interested in the development of that unit, aftermarket "speed control" is mentioned by name in the warranty guide - as something that won't negatively affect the factory warranty.

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[kurt013]

I wouldn't trade cars over speed control. I am a nut for cruise, but it is an easy add on. I have added it to at least 6 cars and only had problems with one back in the mid eighties. The newer ones look just like they are a factory option. Around $300 for most cars.

[mdfortwoguy]

Originally Posted by Fredvon4

In the grand scheme of all European roads, that is equivalent to the Washington DC ban on cell phone use on, and inside, the "Capitol beltway".

Not to split hairs, but the ban is only in the district proper, and NOT on the beltway unfortunately. Remember, there are a lot of areas of Virginia and Maryland that are inside the beltway, but not in DC.

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[Razorback]

Cruise Control kit for 451 at http://www.smart-parts-direct.com/ac...ior_cabin.html for £230.00