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M3 steering wheel from the 'bay
I just bought this from the 'bay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...#ht_819wt_1541 I plan to swap the multifunction buttons from my sport wheel and retrofit/connect the shift paddles to my step tranny. I just hope the alcantara is in pretty good shape. According to the seller it is, but it's hard to tell from the pics. I thought the price was pretty good. Well, good or bad, I'll have it one day next week. Anyone with an alcantara wheel care to speculate on the condition based on the pics? |
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That's a good price. My friend just got one for 300 and did the paddle shifter mod. He loves it
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: North Vancouver
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Pics look ok. Hard to tell sometimes from pics though. The guys says the wheel is in good condition yet the pics look better than what he's describing....and he's selling it rather cheap too. But hey..... its worth a try. It looks like it will be fine. My wheel has had 3 years of use now....and still looks new. I've never had a problem with it. Guess it might depend on the person driving......sweaty hands and all that.
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Solidjake......... there's a paddle shifter mod for steps???
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Check it out:
http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthread.php?t=193451 |
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You need the SMG wheel
Here's a pic of my friends car.![]()
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Quote:
Last edited by 01bim325; 03-13-2009 at 08:01 PM. |
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Paterson, New Jersey / Orlando Florida
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nice wheel
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crap.....just great. Now I'm researching this.......... Should I get the ssg or the smg paddles? It's not that much of a difference in price really. That company in california can either send you the wheel with the kit or you can buy your own smg wheel and get the kit alone.....or send your wheel in and have them add the paddles. Now which would you do? Oh and.....I got the alcantara wheel , and it's still A1 condition. If I was to buy a smg wheel, how much would i get for my alcantara.......or should I keep the alcantara and just send it in to get the paddles added? It says it would take a novice an hour to do the DIY kit.......is that right? K, enough with the questions.....I need answers now lol
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You already got it right in your 1st post. |
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