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      02-24-2022, 01:18 AM   #1
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Steering Wheel Change.

Hi,

Has anyone fitted a G30 / F90 steering wheel to an F10?

It's a better looking wheel, but I'm not sure about the column spline being compatible and the wiring.

Thanks for any help.
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A few people have tried and the general consensus is that it doesn't work properly.

This post in particular gives some more technical details.

IMO, you are better off going with the M-Sport LCI wheel as it's more or less a direct plug and play option.
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Hi,

Has anyone fitted a G30 / F90 steering wheel to an F10?

It's a better looking wheel, but I'm not sure about the column spline being compatible and the wiring.

Thanks for any help.
It is not a better looking wheel. Hope this helps .
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      02-25-2022, 06:53 AM   #4
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It is not a better looking wheel.
I didn't ask for your opinion.
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A few people have tried and the general consensus is that it doesn't work properly.

This post in particular gives some more technical details.

IMO, you are better off going with the M-Sport LCI wheel as it's more or less a direct plug and play option.
Hi, My car is an LCI M5 so I have the newer wheel. I just like the F90 wheel and I had the chance of an alcantara covered version.

If it doesn't work, no worries.
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      02-25-2022, 08:44 AM   #6
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Hi,

Has anyone fitted a G30 / F90 steering wheel to an F10?

It's a better looking wheel, but I'm not sure about the column spline being compatible and the wiring.

Thanks for any help.
It is not a better looking wheel.
Agreed
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I didn't ask for your opinion.
But you sort of did ask for an opinion on the looks --- your opening post has you stating it is a better looking wheel.
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