has anyone changed the Spyder (silver) steering wheel inserts???
11-02-2020 | 06:11 PM
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This is why I had to do leather backrest shells on my GTS...everything has to match. If the backrest matched the other silver trim it might have been okay.
The silver dash trim in my 991.1 drove me nuts until I swapped the wheel to a Macan wheel with the silver spokes (main part silver, center trim/MF black, reverse of the 718 wheel). The silver on the wheel really tied the room together (to quote a movie) and the dash trim quit looking out of place to me. I still think I might do the trim swap on my GTS just to make it unique...definitely would do it if I'd gone with a Spyder. Pulling the wheel and disassembling everything isn't really hard, just tedious.
The silver dash trim in my 991.1 drove me nuts until I swapped the wheel to a Macan wheel with the silver spokes (main part silver, center trim/MF black, reverse of the 718 wheel). The silver on the wheel really tied the room together (to quote a movie) and the dash trim quit looking out of place to me. I still think I might do the trim swap on my GTS just to make it unique...definitely would do it if I'd gone with a Spyder. Pulling the wheel and disassembling everything isn't really hard, just tedious.