Guess what r3v!!!!!

[AndrewBird]

If you car is a daily driver, I DO NOT recommend swede. I re-wrapped the wheel in my MG in swede and it was destroyed only a few months later from daily use. Alcantara/faux swede may hold up better since it is synthetic, but I personally would still go with "regular" leather.

[ThatOneEuroE30]

If you car is a daily driver, I DO NOT recommend swede. I re-wrapped the wheel in my MG in swede and it was destroyed only a few months later from daily use. Alcantara/faux swede may hold up better since it is synthetic, but I personally would still go with "regular" leather.

but swede so pwetty

[Mr. Burns]

If you car is a daily driver, I DO NOT recommend swede. I re-wrapped the wheel in my MG in swede and it was destroyed only a few months later from daily use. Alcantara/faux swede may hold up better since it is synthetic, but I personally would still go with "regular" leather.

Good to know thanks

[325ix]

How'd you get it off the car?

Lambo and I took a wheel off a car without the key once. We both grabbed the wheel then turned it back and forth as hard as we could until the lock broke.

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[MJCRO]

$8... I hate you!

[Mr. Burns]

How'd you get it off the car?

Had ignition key, and 22mm socket

[Mr. Burns]

Lambo and I took a wheel off a car without the key once. We both grabbed the wheel then turned it back and forth as hard as we could until the lock broke.

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I did that to a shitty e30 steering wheel and wrecked the splines.

Infact I have a video of it here somewhere

[Thizzelle]

you just need to clean the suede to bring it back but the more you use the more you'll have to care for it. wearing gloves helps a lot.

[AndrewBird]

you just need to clean the suede to bring it back but the more you use the more you'll have to care for it. wearing gloves helps a lot.

Therein lies the problem. When I re-covered my wheel, I told me self I would clean it all the time and keep it looking nice. Didn't happen. And it will get to a point where nothing will bring it back, in a surprisingly short time.

[Thizzelle]

I only touch mine like once a month so I don't have a problem :)

[Mr. Burns]

you just need to clean the suede to bring it back but the more you use the more you'll have to care for it. wearing gloves helps a lot.

yeah...

I'm not a driving glove kinda guy

maybe when I start delving into craft beer, wearing bowties with USA crafted denim and sport aloof looks on my face, but not anytime soon.


plus i'm straight.:twisted:

[15Michaeljoseph]

yeah...

I'm not a driving glove kinda guy

maybe when I start delving into craft beer, wearing bowties with USA crafted denim and sport aloof looks on my face, but not anytime soon.


plus i'm straight.:twisted:

I'll have you know that I wear goggles, gloves, and a scarf every time I drive. ;)


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