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Subject: "Mako Shark II Shifting"   Page 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | Previous Topic | Next Topic Printer-friendly copy     Email this topic to a friend     Conferences Mako Shark 2 Mako Shark 2 Prototype Topic #46 Reading page 4 of 4 pages   dreamer     Member since Feb-14-03 1027 posts 31. "RE: Mako Shark II Shifting" Mar-13-09, 05:13 PM (EDT) After reading this again, with the technological advances in the last few years, why not a voice command shifter? (I've got a tablet pc I can talk to and it does the typing.) Then what about steering? Talk about uncluttered. There have already been experiments with drive by wire roadways. Computers run most function of your new cars anyway. Somehow taking a nap while my car drives me to word is appealing, but doesn't sound like very much fun. I like feeling the wheel in my hands, and wish I had a 6 on the tree. Paddle shifting would work for me.   Alert | IP Printer-friendly page | Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote   parkeracing     Member since Aug-24-06 389 posts 32. "RE: Mako Shark II Shifting" Mar-15-09, 06:03 PM (EDT) After seeing the Terminator trilogy, I'm a little uncomfortable giving my car that much control. /:\   Alert | IP Printer-friendly page | Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote   ShawkRider     Member since Mar-24-03 2740 posts 33. "RE: Mako Shark II Shifting" Mar-15-09, 08:16 PM (EDT) I'm not trying to have my car drive me, I still want to drive but I do want to set up my Mako with the concept's steering wheel controls and shifing. Thats all I'm trying to figure out how to do. If GM made a vehicle with this setup it wouldn't be so hard for me to figure out, only because they didn't it has. McBrain   Alert | IP Printer-friendly page | Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote Page 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | Conferences | Forums | Topics | Previous Topic | Next Topic Select another forum or conference Lobby Mako Shark 2 (Conference)   |--Mako Shark 2 Prototype (Protected)   |--Mako/Maco Replicas (Protected)   |--Manta Ray Replicas (Protected)   |--For Sale (Protected)   |--Wanted (Protected)   |--Lounge (Protected)   |--Memorabilia (Protected)   |--Closeups (Protected)   |--Ebay Auctions (Public) Corvette Social Clubs (Conference)   |--Corvettes of Augusta (Public) Custom Corvettes (Conference)   |--Greenwood (Protected)   |--Wide Bodies (Protected)   |--Corvette Wagons (Protected)   |--Customized C1's (Protected)   |--Customized C2's (Protected)   |--Customized C3's (Protected)   |--Customized C4's (Protected)   |--Customized C5's (Protected)   |--Customized C6's (Protected) Technical (Conference)   |--Fiberglass (Protected)   |--Paint (Protected)   |--Interior (Protected)   |--Body (Protected)   |--Machine Shop (Protected)   |--Drivetrain (Protected)   |--General (Protected)

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