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I'm trying to get that "fat steering wheel" feel like the 2009 BMW M3. Anyone hear of this steering wheel being installed on a 996? or any other recs? http://www.vividracing.com/catalog/m...l-p-44857.html
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YOUR RESEARCH09 M3 style steering wheel on 996
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POST 2Original post
Quotes source post: 6984630
Send your steering wheel off to Don and have him pad it and re-wrap it with leather or Alcantara. He's done great work for a me and a couple other Rennlisters. http://www.dallassteeringwheel.com/ All Project Pics HTH
POST 3Original post
+1 I also had that done by them, in Alcantara. Thicker, a LOT more hand grip. Warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer than leather
POST 4Original post
Quotes source post: 6985272
Wow... that looks great!
POST 5Original post
+1 for Don!! He did my interior work... its held up great for the last year and half. Great quality!
POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
what does his turn around time look like? How long did it take you to get your stuff back? This is my daily
POST 7Original post
Its my DD as well... I think it took him a week total. Give him a buzz - he was very easy to work with. He even sends you pics of the work before he sends it back to you - in case you don't like something, or want to make changes...
POST 8Original post
^^^ This sounds about right, and that for for all of my pieces. Malakas had multiple pieces done as well. If you just want your wheel done, I'm sure he could turn it around for you pretty quickly. Drop him a note or call; he'll fix you up.
POST 9Original post
WTH how could I miss that! I want alcantara too.
POST 10Original post
I was going to say get a gt3 wheel in alcantara but I imagine that this route is much cheaper and the craftsmanship does look good...
POST 11Original post
Quotes source post: 6986605
The steering wheel by Don with padding was ~$320. The factory Alcantara wheel is ~$900 + shipping. I got all of my bits , including the wheel, covered and shipped back to me for just under $1k. I don't DD my C4S, but its gets driven every weekend, and has spent a few days at the track and it all still looks great; I couldn't be happier.
POST 12Original post
Slightly off topic, why do some cars have this shift ****: While others have this shift ****: My apologies if this is a dead horse.
POST 13Original post
They are all optional *****. Mine is from the GT3 . I had the e-brake and bin cover done to match the OEM shifter. I think Whitey's is the optional tequipment aluminum one .
POST 14Original post
I figured it was something like that. Thanks for the info, though I could have done without knowing the shift **** in my car costs $440! That's just ridiculous.
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