E60 M5 SMG Steering Wheel HERE!
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Hi Quickin..
Potentially, any E60/61/63/64 !!! (A friend of mine has a 530 Touring - which I'll modify when I get back to the UK)
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Potentially, any E60/61/63/64 !!! (A friend of mine has a 530 Touring - which I'll modify when I get back to the UK)
All the Best
Hobi
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Originally Posted by Hobi' date='Feb 27 2005, 08:00 AM
Hi All
I apologise for having been AWAY from this forum since Xmas 2004!? Things have been extremely busy for me with work etc..? I have not really had enough time to stay in one place for long enough to tinker with my car.
HOWEVER...
In the images below, you will see that I have successfully retrofitted the OFFICIAL E60 M5 steering wheel to my 545 Steptronic - WITH FULLY OPERATIONAL PADDLE SHIFT LEVERS. As far as I am aware, I also have the first M5 steering wheel in the UK (so Cooper Banstead tells me...)
Some people were saying that this could not be done.........
If you want to know more, please go to:
<span style='font-size:14pt;line-height:100%'>BMW-Ci.com</span>
which is now ONLINE!
All the Best
Hobi
I apologise for having been AWAY from this forum since Xmas 2004!? Things have been extremely busy for me with work etc..? I have not really had enough time to stay in one place for long enough to tinker with my car.
HOWEVER...
In the images below, you will see that I have successfully retrofitted the OFFICIAL E60 M5 steering wheel to my 545 Steptronic - WITH FULLY OPERATIONAL PADDLE SHIFT LEVERS. As far as I am aware, I also have the first M5 steering wheel in the UK (so Cooper Banstead tells me...)
Some people were saying that this could not be done.........
If you want to know more, please go to:
<span style='font-size:14pt;line-height:100%'>BMW-Ci.com</span>
which is now ONLINE!
All the Best
Hobi
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Since you are trying to share your modification with others, why don't you included the detail instruction in your website ? If you could do that, most of the brimmer owners will benefit from that and can do the installation themselves by following your procedures. Otherwise, only you have this modification, nobody else
Ching-Ho Cheng
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Originally Posted by lcc014' date='Mar 2 2005, 08:06 PM
[quote name='Hobi' date='Feb 27 2005, 08:00 AM']Hi All
I apologise for having been AWAY from this forum since Xmas 2004!? Things have been extremely busy for me with work etc..? I have not really had enough time to stay in one place for long enough to tinker with my car.
HOWEVER...
In the images below, you will see that I have successfully retrofitted the OFFICIAL E60 M5 steering wheel to my 545 Steptronic - WITH FULLY OPERATIONAL PADDLE SHIFT LEVERS. As far as I am aware, I also have the first M5 steering wheel in the UK (so Cooper Banstead tells me...)
Some people were saying that this could not be done.........
If you want to know more, please go to:
<span style='font-size:14pt;line-height:100%'>BMW-Ci.com</span>
which is now ONLINE!
All the Best
Hobi
I apologise for having been AWAY from this forum since Xmas 2004!? Things have been extremely busy for me with work etc..? I have not really had enough time to stay in one place for long enough to tinker with my car.
HOWEVER...
In the images below, you will see that I have successfully retrofitted the OFFICIAL E60 M5 steering wheel to my 545 Steptronic - WITH FULLY OPERATIONAL PADDLE SHIFT LEVERS. As far as I am aware, I also have the first M5 steering wheel in the UK (so Cooper Banstead tells me...)
Some people were saying that this could not be done.........
If you want to know more, please go to:
<span style='font-size:14pt;line-height:100%'>BMW-Ci.com</span>
which is now ONLINE!
All the Best
Hobi
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Since you are trying to share your modification with others, why don't you included the detail instruction in your website ? If you could do that, most of the brimmer owners will benefit from that and can do the installation themselves by following your procedures. Otherwise, only you have this modification, nobody else
Ching-Ho Cheng
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[/quote]I totally agree!
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Originally Posted by Iceman' date='Mar 2 2005, 03:12 PM
Give him some more time. He is still working on it...
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Couldn't wait to make the modification ...
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ICC014 and Flavio
As I have said in a previous post on page 2 of this topic, I need to verify a few issues concerning steering wheel heating. I cannot do this without Iceman's help and as soon as I am able to meet up with him and look at the internals of the steering wheel heating thing, will I be able to fully determine the scope of this mod. This meeting will take place as soon as I have received some extra M5 paddles.
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Hobi
As I have said in a previous post on page 2 of this topic, I need to verify a few issues concerning steering wheel heating. I cannot do this without Iceman's help and as soon as I am able to meet up with him and look at the internals of the steering wheel heating thing, will I be able to fully determine the scope of this mod. This meeting will take place as soon as I have received some extra M5 paddles.
All the Best
Hobi
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One other thing, there are you located? Which country?
Hobi
One other thing, there are you located? Which country?
Hobi
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Originally Posted by Hobi' date='Mar 3 2005, 11:14 AM
ICC014 and Flavio
As I have said in a previous post on page 2 of this topic, I need to verify a few issues concerning steering wheel heating.? I cannot do this without Iceman's help and as soon as I am able to meet up with him and look at the internals of the steering wheel heating thing, will I be able to fully determine the scope of this mod.? This meeting will take place as soon as I have received some extra M5 paddles.
All the Best
Hobi
As I have said in a previous post on page 2 of this topic, I need to verify a few issues concerning steering wheel heating.? I cannot do this without Iceman's help and as soon as I am able to meet up with him and look at the internals of the steering wheel heating thing, will I be able to fully determine the scope of this mod.? This meeting will take place as soon as I have received some extra M5 paddles.
All the Best
Hobi
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Originally Posted by Hobi' date='Mar 3 2005, 04:15 AM
ICC014
One other thing, there are you located? Which country?
Hobi
One other thing, there are you located? Which country?
Hobi
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I am in Boston, USA. My steering wheel is heated which is part of the cold weather package.
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Flavio
Yes it is custom made wiring loom with switching interface box.
Which countries have the steering wheel heating option then? the obvious ones are finland, norway etc.. i suppose.
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Yes it is custom made wiring loom with switching interface box.
Which countries have the steering wheel heating option then? the obvious ones are finland, norway etc.. i suppose.
All the Best
Hobi