but you couldnt hook them up in a manual at all? i always thought u could? i guess u learn something new everyday.

 

I mean I guess it would be possible to do... you'd have to make some sort of electric solenoid that hooks up to the paddle wiring and is controlled by some sort of computer board (you would also have to design), and then have the solenoid control the cable on the shifter. But it would be an extreme amount of fabrication, and you could really only do it on cars with cable shifters, otherwise you'd have to make some sort of electric solenoid that is hooked to the shift fork on the transmission.

But that's essentially what an automatic transmission is.

 

I was just joking; my cars worth nowhere near what your's is.

 

Yah true true never thought of all that. If you got a newer model tranny and did a **** ton of fabricating i guess you could if u had time and $...anyway its still a dream of mine haha maybe ill just keep my auto trans and do the padle shifters that way...would that be hard?

But SPLAT hows that beastly, kick @$$ hatch of yours haha u drive it daily or naw?

 

Its cool, you have know idea how much crap i get on the road with it.
That is untill i jump on the gas, its priceless to see there faces in the rear view.

But about that paddle shift.
This set up is going into my brothers 97 purple Hatch, i think hes trying to copy me...?
But its my friend who did my swap, who is doing his.

I know =)

Well, its been off the road because of the snow, i was trying to put it on the road Monday, but my job asked me to come in =(

So now i have to wait next week.
Cant wait to see how these new seats feel.

 

Ah that sucks id be dying haha my hatch is stock engine wise but just looking at it makes me wanna go drive it haha its very sad actually

But its nice tho cause every time i think about selling it and getting something not so tempting to modify i just look at her and drive her to skool or work and am so like ahhh excited that i never want to haha honestly dont think that i ever could