Upgrade to GT steering wheel
I wouldn’t DIY it though, just due to the airbag hookup. Maybe not hard, I just prefer to leave that to a pro.
I also have and like the thinner standard wheel. I test drove cars with both and, although tempted to get the GT wheel since it was such an inexpensive option, really preferred the feel of the standard wheel. I seem to be in the minority however.
Same here. I too was tempted and did a fairly indulgent build, but it wasn’t for me...just too bulky for my hands. IMO, the GT wheel is not so much an upgrade, it’s a personal choice of what feels best to your hand and eye...price isn’t a consideration. Though the aftermarket price would give me pause.
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Same here. I too was tempted and did a fairly indulgent build, but it wasn’t for me...just too bulky for my hands. IMO, the GT wheel is not so much an upgrade, it’s a personal choice of what feels best to your hand and eye...price isn’t a consideration. Though the aftermarket price would give me pause.
Same here. I too was tempted and did a fairly indulgent build, but it wasn’t for me...just too bulky for my hands. IMO, the GT wheel is not so much an upgrade, it’s a personal choice of what feels best to your hand and eye...price isn’t a consideration. Though the aftermarket price would give me pause.
And anyone looking to buy one should really sit down and grab it, I don’t have it on any of the ones I have owned, including two custom builds.
I got the GT wheel for the thumb notches which is something I prefer. The downside was even less visibility of dials. That said, I can see all my dials on my Cayenne but with the exception of oil temp seldom look at anything other than RPM and speed which are in the center.
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Okat thanxs for the info. So you dont think there are any software changes neccesary? In the end just bold on and connect?
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No, I prefer the standard wheel too. In fact I'd like it thinner and a little larger for more steering feel.
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Happy with the sports suspension / SPASM. I know some people find it a bit stiff but I don't. My car for reference is a fairly simple manual 2S build, no RAS / PDCC / Sports Exhaust.



