Yeah, I know! It was worse when I got the car. They had a company "fix" a hole in the seat and "recondition" the steering wheel. They didn't mix the chemical right, so if its humid out, the s*** just comes off on your hands. I took a plastic razor blade and purple power to get most of it off.Damn you need a new steering wheel lol
That's my plan. There was a brand new one on here a few months ago, but I didn't want to drop $200 on it. I'd really like another MSP one, but no salvage yard has one in good shape.Just install a P5 wheel lol I've had one for years now
Mazmart has one for $150 that looks to be in good shape...That's my plan. There was a brand new one on here a few months ago, but I didn't want to drop $200 on it. I'd really like another MSP one, but no salvage yard has one in good shape.
Yeah, I know! It was worse when I got the car. They had a company "fix" a hole in the seat and "recondition" the steering wheel. They didn't mix the chemical right, so if its humid out, the s*** just comes off on your hands. I took a plastic razor blade and purple power to get most of it off.
redline goods has a wrap for our cars.
No, they did a "cover" over the original material, even over the black portion of the wheel that would get soft with high humidity. The portion of the wheel that is black and "shiny", the layer of whatever the **** they put on there came off, but was much harder on the gray part.That has nothing to do with the chemicals... mine does the exact same thing. So it now has a wheel cover on it.
Is this a DIY thing? You don't send the wheel off?have you looked at the install for that? such a pita
No, they did a "cover" over the original material, even over the black portion of the wheel that would get soft with high humidity. The portion of the wheel that is black and "shiny", the layer of whatever the **** they put on there came off, but was much harder on the gray part.
Yeah, I just looked at the how-to... Yeah, **** that! I'll tear an engine or transmission apart and build that, or even paint a car, but to do stitching... No.. No... Absolutely not.Is this a DIY thing? You don't send the wheel off?
I would gladly send it to them and pay for the install, because they know how to do it right. That would be a great option. I'd go with orange stitching.Makes you wounder if redline will install the wheel wrap for a extra fee
Makes you wounder if redline will install the wheel wrap for a extra fee
I would gladly send it to them and pay for the install, because they know how to do it right. That would be a great option. I'd go with orange stitching.
Got pulled over by a Sheriff's Deputy for making a "philly stop" at a stop sign.
lol did you call it a "philly stop", or the cop referenced that? i've always heard it called a "california roll" (due to all the amount of yeilds on their highways i guess?)
drove the hell out of it today. Somehow that knocking sound disappeared so Im not complaining about that.
