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Multi function steering wheel

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I believe there is a right up with this using a tip wheel and it's in one of the boxter forums?? I thought about doing it too as it would be clutch to be able to turn it up or down, and change tracks without leaning over.

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Here is the link. I found it a few weeks ago:

http://p-car.com/diy/steeringradio/

It looks pretty tough to do, though.

I was thinking that there might be a company that would sell a couple of stick-on buttons that might be able to be placed on our steering wheel. Maybe these could be put on the fingertip side of the spoke, because they will probably be too ugly for the thumb side. They could be wired to a wireless remote that could work the (aftermarket) stereo.

Anyone have any ideas here?

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