Optional 3-Spoke AMG Steering Wheel
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Optional 3-Spoke AMG Steering Wheel
I want to add this steering wheel to my car. Anyone have a part number or know where I can get more info (without going to the dealer if possible). This is the thicker wheel with suede (Alcantra?) grips. Love it!
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FF. W212 E63 M156 non-pano 18" P2 ParkT NightV (gone but will be missed).
I remember someone mentioned before about alcantara on the steering wheel of their Lambo gradually wearing off but is not covered under factory warranty. Hopefully that's not the case with this car. Anyway, since then, I'm somewhat uneasy about holding on to the alcantara portion. But it does feel good--nice and grippy.
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Agree. Personally, I would stick with the oem ones. You might have seen that recent cockpit video of land speed record on the salt flat and the steering wheel came off in the guy's hands at something over several hundreds mph. Anyway, he was okay and it didn't crash (thus it was total LOL for me) but you can imagine the panic that's going through this head at that moment.
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Agree. Personally, I would stick with the oem ones. You might have seen that recent cockpit video of land speed record on the salt flat and the steering wheel came off in the guy's hands at something over several hundreds mph. Anyway, he was okay and it didn't crash (thus it was total LOL for me) but you can imagine the panic that's going through this head at that moment.
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I remember someone mentioned before about alcantara on the steering wheel of their Lambo gradually wearing off but is not covered under factory warranty. Hopefully that's not the case with this car. Anyway, since then, I'm somewhat uneasy about holding on to the alcantara portion. But it does feel good--nice and grippy.
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That was probably me. Now I'm using the alcantara wheel on my new E63, I note the fabric is different to that on the Lambo which was a longer pile. I've seen somewhere a proper alcantara cleaning product which wasn't available when I had the Lambo. I wonder if there is a steering wheel cover - I'd use it when leaving the car at the dealer for servicing to stop the technician getting his dirty hands on the fabric.
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For the most part yes, however the top and bottom of the wheel are also more flat than round. It's pretty subtle.
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I have a w204 c220 cdi classic. I have the standard 4 spoke steering wheel. I wanted to get the 2012 amg steering wheel. Will I need to change my airbags too?
And I don't have paddle shift in my car right now. If I get the amg steering wheel for my car with paddle shifters, will they work?
And I don't have paddle shift in my car right now. If I get the amg steering wheel for my car with paddle shifters, will they work?