Audiovox CCS-100: Electric servo rather than vacuum?

manowell · Aug 23, 2006

I'd swear that I'd read about this unit, and that the elimination of the vacuum canister would make for an easier install. Am I imagining things, is the another version that's direct servo-motor? I can't find any info on it....

Thanks!

Bearly Flying · Aug 23, 2006

Installing the vacuum cannister is not an issue, theres lots of room to put it. Makes the cruise work a lot better, smooths out the on/off throttle conditions, cresting a hill etc.

I mounted an old aeresol can under the right hand side cover, wrapped a bit of foam around it to hold it in place, Works great.

manowell · Aug 31, 2006

I was passed this website for a source of electric-serve cruise control units. I haven't compared them yet with the setup of the Audiovox. Just presenting the information here for discussion, if anyone's interested.

Overbudget · Nov 10, 2007

I was at the SEMA (Speciality Equipment Market Association)show just recently and asked the Audiovox representatives about an electric servo CC. He stated they only marketed electric servo CC now. They have discontinued the vacuum servo CC.

After telling him I wanted to do the install on a motorcycle he said we dont have an application for that. But he did say that I should talk to the company that they buy their CC from. The Audiovox representative, kindly walked me over to the Rostra Precision Controls booth and introduced me to one of their representatives. After telling me that I would have to figure out the install, they said it should work. The dimensions of the control unit and servo is supposed to be 5" x 6" x 3".

Rostra part # Control unit 250-1223

Switch 250-3592 same switch that I have seen with the CCS-100 installs on this forum

Now for the question, has anybody tried this electric servo CC yet?

NightShine · Nov 10, 2007

Over on FJROwner's forum, there's a thread telling of one rider's experience of a few years back with the Rostra cruise control. Don't know if it's the same model as Rosta is currently marketing, but the thread's a good read...

v65 · Nov 10, 2007

Here is a link to an electronic install by Damocles: fjrowners.

Overbudget · Nov 11, 2007

V65 and NightShine

The install described is same Rostra unit that is currently available.

Sounds like it should be an interesting install when I decide to try it.

Thanks for the links.

v65 · Nov 11, 2007

Just realized I posted the exact same link as Nightshine. Guess I should read more.

Joe2Lmaker · Dec 17, 2007

NightShine said:
Over on FJROwner's forum, there's a thread telling of one rider's experience of a few years back with the Rostra cruise control. Don't know if it's the same model as Rosta is currently marketing, but the thread's a good read...

v65 said:
Here is a link to an electronic install by Damocles: fjrowners.

I contacted Damocles. Here is where I posted his response: Link

I would be willing to share the expense of the components and do some machining (I believe the case needs to be divided into two separate housings). Is anyone interested in tackling this one?

Patriot · Apr 4, 2010

Murph Kits is selling the Rostra as a direct replacement for the CC100 vac unit

https://www.murphskits.com/catalog/product_...products_id=369

included in the description is what he believes is a good, successful install on a Concours C14

https://www.murphskits.com/catalog/docs/Rostra%20install.htm

Audiovox CCS-100: Electric servo rather than vacuum?

Help Support Yamaha FJR Motorcycle Forum:

manowell

Member

Bearly Flying

Well-known member

manowell

Member

Overbudget

New member

NightShine

Well-known member

v65

ouch

Overbudget

New member

v65

ouch

Joe2Lmaker

Well-known member

Patriot

Isabella is Lazarus

Similar threads

Latest posts

Audiovox CCS-100: Electric servo rather than vacuum?

Help Support Yamaha FJR Motorcycle Forum:

Member

Well-known member

Member

New member

Well-known member

ouch

New member

ouch

Well-known member

Isabella is Lazarus

Similar threads

Join the conversation!

Join today and get all the highlights of this community direct to your inbox. It's FREE!