Hi, just got hold of a 370mm steering wheel and wanted to share a comparison of the two before install. Here you go:
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Woah.I don't even own this car anymore, but I'm too lazy to change the picture.
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Nice find! Night and day difference IMO. Love the 370 wheel. I'm running a rare BMW momo 360 wheel and it's a bit too small for my taste. Would love to get a 370
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The 370 feels thicker when holding it in but they are actually the same size, both at 28mm, wich surprised me. A re-wrap with extra padding would be awesome.Comment
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Yeah, it's actually funny how much difference 15mm can do. Maybe the knowledge of the 370mm being rare adds to the experience? :) anyway, got this for a measly $140 so I'm really happy with it.Originally posted by e30_world View PostComment
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Great price for a 370 mm!1992 325i Cabrio
1988 320i Touring
2000 M5
1977 530i
2015 328i - Euro Delivery/Performance Center Delivery
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Very helpful photos! Must be short people in here, if I had anything smaller than my 385mm MT1 I'd lose the top half of both speedo and tach.Interested in vintage cars? Ever thought about racing one? Info, photos, videos, and more can be found at www.michaelsvintageracing.com!
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You are absolutly right, didn't really think about that. I loose the top third of the speedo and tach but it doesn't bother me as I still can see the needle. And if I adjust the seat a bit I can see all of it. I'm 5.11 and I can imagine you are a bit taller.Originally posted by ELVA164 View PostComment
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