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quick4321 
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Posted: December 21, 2004 at 2:17 AM / IP Logged  

I have a 1998 Chevy Prizm I bought to use as my commuter car. It is a bottom of the line car. No power anything, but it gets better gas milage than my expedition. :). Can someone point me in the right direction, and let me know how much is involved in addign crusie control? Thanks.

P.S. just link me to a FAQ if one is already made, and accept my applogies for missing it.

Clarion DRX9255
Dynaudio MD130, MD140/2, MD160, MD170
(4) ID V3. 12" Dual 2ohm IB setup
EPX2 Symmetry w/ zapco line drivers
Monior 1 amps (2)MK2.120, MK4.70
Hifonics Colosus VII 1600x1
quick4321 
Copper - Posts: 115
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Joined: July 29, 2004
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Posted: December 21, 2004 at 2:25 AM / IP Logged  

ok, iI found the faq on crusie control. Not sure how I missed the hugh section but anyway. So should I buy the factory cruise control arm and factory module, or is it best I buy some aftermarket parts and do the install that way?

Thanks.

Clarion DRX9255
Dynaudio MD130, MD140/2, MD160, MD170
(4) ID V3. 12" Dual 2ohm IB setup
EPX2 Symmetry w/ zapco line drivers
Monior 1 amps (2)MK2.120, MK4.70
Hifonics Colosus VII 1600x1

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