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Revision as of 16:05, 13 October 2011
The E30 was sold with a variety of steering wheels across the range, including Tech1 and Tech2 variants.
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Three-Spoke
This wheel came Standard on SE models, Its three-spoke design was the basis for the Tech wheels, the Racing Dynamics wheel and the Nardi Blackline.
Four-Spoke
The "poverty-spec" four-spoke wheel. It housed four buttons, one on each spoke, to operate the horn. The design of it is very similar to that of the steering wheel found in the basic-spec BMW E12. This was the standard wheel for all basic spec e30s .
Tech 1
Three spoke. Originally in pre-facelift E30. Early Facelift E30 were equipped with it, too. Change to Tech 2 were mid 1988.
The Tech 1 came in 2 sizes: 385mm and 370mm. The smaller one usually came only with the M3. Both versions will fit all non-Air bag E30.
Tech 2
Successor to the older Tech 1, the Tech 2 wheel is also three-spoke. It came in two types, but only the smaller one was originally mounted at the E30. The large version came with E34 only, but it will fit E30 too.
Diameters are: 370mm and 385mm
Racing Dynamics
Wheel for the E30 made by the Italian tuning company Racing Dynamics
Alpina (Momo)
(please update with information about the Momo Alpina wheel)
Hartge
Wheel used in the Hartge versions of the E30.
Nardi Blackline
(please update with information about the Nardi wheel)
