Mtech II Steering Wheel

[GC318]

Want to fit a Tech II wheel to my Touring but don't know what size to go for, 385 or 370? Most on here seem to prefer the 370. Which is better and why?

[SPADGE]

The 370 is much better due to its size and was the only size actually made for the e30.

The 385 was made for the e34 5 series although it does fit an e30 and imo makes it feel like your driving a bus.

[GC318]

370 it is then, cheers Jules

[robbo86]

The 385 was made for the e34 5 series although it does fit an e30 and imo makes it feel like your driving a bus.

Really? What difference can 15mm make

[cirrusloon]

The 385 was made for the e34 5 series although it does fit an e30 and imo makes it feel like your driving a bus.

Really? What difference can 15mm make

Try one and find out. It's a more 'natural' size in relation to the rest of the car.

I have a 370mm Tech II in my 325 but I'd prefer a ~350mm Momo item - especially for track use where a smaller wheel increases the feedback and feel for the car's steering.

[poolnoodle]

Really depends on why you are buying the wheel. Personally I like the look of the Tech 1 wheel on my chromie but I don't indulge in racing, track or street. The smaller wheel would certainly be better for "spirited" driving

[suchy]

I actually have a Momo 350mm on mine and I'm thinking about replacing with a good MtecII wheel instead

[Tedswagon]

This guy I know back home cut the steering wheel in his cortina (OK is was back in the 80s) the same as Knight Riders one. As you might have guessed he was a total nutter!!!!

[cirrusloon]

I actually have a Momo 350mm on mine and I'm thinking about replacing with a good MtecII wheel instead

PM me some pics

[da4x4turbo]

I actually have a Momo 350mm on mine and I'm thinking about replacing with a good MtecII wheel instead

+1 As soon as I'v won the one I want on ebay the Momo one is going !