New leather on steering wheel
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Depending on the look and type of solution you are wanting, I'd recommend WheelSkins as an alternative. It is a leather wrap and lacing that you put on over your existing wheel.
I went with the two-tone (Euro-tone I think they call it), non-perforated... so if you want the real sporty look, you can get perforated leather as well. You can choose your color or colors, even which color is where if you go two-tone.
I have the Dakota Auburn interior and was a little concerned how close the color would be, but it really was pretty dead on. The only thing that gets a little sloppy is around the sides and bottom where it connects, but I really don't mind.
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I went with the two-tone (Euro-tone I think they call it), non-perforated... so if you want the real sporty look, you can get perforated leather as well. You can choose your color or colors, even which color is where if you go two-tone.
I have the Dakota Auburn interior and was a little concerned how close the color would be, but it really was pretty dead on. The only thing that gets a little sloppy is around the sides and bottom where it connects, but I really don't mind.
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I had this on my E39 in her later years and was really
pleased with the result.
I really like that look in your car. It looks really good
I was on the fence between the perforated/non version.
Which size did you go with? Looks to be a perfect fit.
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1 star for you! 
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Originally Posted by identity' post='893561' date='May 28 2009, 10:07 PM
Depending on the look and type of solution you are wanting, I'd recommend WheelSkins as an alternative. It is a leather wrap and lacing that you put on over your existing wheel.
I went with the two-tone (Euro-tone I think they call it), non-perforated... so if you want the real sporty look, you can get perforated leather as well. You can choose your color or colors, even which color is where if you go two-tone.
I have the Dakota Auburn interior and was a little concerned how close the color would be, but it really was pretty dead on. The only thing that gets a little sloppy is around the sides and bottom where it connects, but I really don't mind.
Attachment 80490
I went with the two-tone (Euro-tone I think they call it), non-perforated... so if you want the real sporty look, you can get perforated leather as well. You can choose your color or colors, even which color is where if you go two-tone.
I have the Dakota Auburn interior and was a little concerned how close the color would be, but it really was pretty dead on. The only thing that gets a little sloppy is around the sides and bottom where it connects, but I really don't mind.
Attachment 80490
but I still can't make up my mind. I wish someone would put out a DIY of installing the extra padding and the leather, so I could just buy the padding, the leather, the stiching and any additional material/tools and just do it myself...
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Originally Posted by DRANGED' post='893564' date='May 28 2009, 07:13 PM
Al ya quitter!! 
Still waiting to hear back from Piotr...
Still waiting to hear back from Piotr...
I'm pretty wishy washy right.. I might put my name back on the list.. This wheel looks sooo nice! I think it'll make my car feel faster than it really is!
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Mods: M5 sporty package, M5 Steering wheel, Sprint Booster
Originally Posted by identity' post='893561' date='May 29 2009, 10:07 AM
Depending on the look and type of solution you are wanting, I'd recommend WheelSkins as an alternative. It is a leather wrap and lacing that you put on over your existing wheel.
I went with the two-tone (Euro-tone I think they call it), non-perforated... so if you want the real sporty look, you can get perforated leather as well. You can choose your color or colors, even which color is where if you go two-tone.
I have the Dakota Auburn interior and was a little concerned how close the color would be, but it really was pretty dead on. The only thing that gets a little sloppy is around the sides and bottom where it connects, but I really don't mind.
Attachment 80490
I went with the two-tone (Euro-tone I think they call it), non-perforated... so if you want the real sporty look, you can get perforated leather as well. You can choose your color or colors, even which color is where if you go two-tone.
I have the Dakota Auburn interior and was a little concerned how close the color would be, but it really was pretty dead on. The only thing that gets a little sloppy is around the sides and bottom where it connects, but I really don't mind.
Attachment 80490
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Originally Posted by leggomysakyo' post='893740' date='May 29 2009, 01:02 AM
HAHA!
I'm pretty wishy washy right.. I might put my name back on the list.. This wheel looks sooo nice! I think it'll make my car feel faster than it really is!
I'm pretty wishy washy right.. I might put my name back on the list.. This wheel looks sooo nice! I think it'll make my car feel faster than it really is!
