R56 My interior, red Stitching...
My interior, red Stitching...
Hello everyone, I just finished installing all my red stitching parts, however I'm not to sure about the steering wheel red stitching with the fluid silver trim, anyone now if they make the flat black steering wheel trim without the multifunction controls? all the 2011s I see at work have them.
sorry for blurry pic.

sorry for blurry pic.
Well the MFSW controls are nice, but if you don't want to upgrade, (yes you can), you could get the JCW carbon parts of for those spokes.
I up graded to the 2011 MFSW controls and the JCW bottom insert, along with the JCW Alcantara/leather steering wheel. (the wheel is by far the most enjoyable improvment I've done to the car. Every time you drive, slow or fast, in fact it's the only part of the car you always touch...)
I up graded to the 2011 MFSW controls and the JCW bottom insert, along with the JCW Alcantara/leather steering wheel. (the wheel is by far the most enjoyable improvment I've done to the car. Every time you drive, slow or fast, in fact it's the only part of the car you always touch...)
Or take it off and wrap it yourself, or if you want flat black, spray it. If you want to go cheap, then use plastidip, but let it dry fully (few weeks) before putting back on since its a location that is touched often.


sooper has the right idea ... for something cheap and easy use plasti dip ... greeeeat for interior since doesnt have to deal with weathering of things flying at your car ..
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I plasti-dipped my grill trim, head and tail light trim, and gas cap. A year and a half and 15,000 miles later it hasn't weathered, chipped, or faded. It would probably look OK for steering wheel inserts, but I think the carbon fiber ones would be much nicer and since they are only about 16 inches from your eyes......
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