Srt-4 Steering wheel "re-wrap"
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Srt-4 Steering wheel "re-wrap"
Ok so Ive been on a hunt for a "Mint Condition" Srt4 steering wheel and Ive had no luck. A new one is like 500 bux so my next option is to see if I can get one re-wrapped. Is it possible???
I have the chance to get one but the back plastic was snapped off due to the air bag deploying. I think my plastic backing (i have an 05 SXT) will bolt on no problem and I was assured the steering wheel is straight. Im picking it up at a decent price so I wanna know if this is possible before I get my hopes up. Will the rewrap be as tight and uniform as the factory?? Thanks
I have the chance to get one but the back plastic was snapped off due to the air bag deploying. I think my plastic backing (i have an 05 SXT) will bolt on no problem and I was assured the steering wheel is straight. Im picking it up at a decent price so I wanna know if this is possible before I get my hopes up. Will the rewrap be as tight and uniform as the factory?? Thanks
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I'm sure it could be done, but finding someone that will do it could be the issue. The original leather could be used for the pattern, but getting it re sewn onto the wheel may be tricky. They are a very tight fit. It would take a person that has a lot of talent at doing it. Plus getting it done for less than a hundred will be a bigger challenge then finding the person to do it right. I think part of the reason they cost so much new is they prolly aren't making a huge profit on them.
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Well, even at 150 to have new leather sewn on. That's 350 less than what he's found good ones for, so that'd be worth it, IMO.
Plus then, I imagine you could get a custom color stitching like what Brodie was offering (although he wouldn't do a recover, just the stitch) or even a different colored leather.
Plus then, I imagine you could get a custom color stitching like what Brodie was offering (although he wouldn't do a recover, just the stitch) or even a different colored leather.

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Well I like the pattern the srt 4 came out with. Carbon fiber look on the top and plain leather on the bottom. I would love to have the carbon pattern on both the upper and the lower. Also I wanted the Silver stitching to go with the color scheme of the car (black and silver).
I was just curious if anyone has done one and the experience they had. I have only come across this one wheel that seems to be in decent shape. I would hate to try this and ruin the wheel and have to start all over again if its not gooing to be worth it.
IMO I wouldn't mind paying upwards around 250 or so for a BRAND new one from the dealer. Just cant see spending 500. I would rather spend that on the r/t compass and temp mirror. LOL
I was just curious if anyone has done one and the experience they had. I have only come across this one wheel that seems to be in decent shape. I would hate to try this and ruin the wheel and have to start all over again if its not gooing to be worth it.
IMO I wouldn't mind paying upwards around 250 or so for a BRAND new one from the dealer. Just cant see spending 500. I would rather spend that on the r/t compass and temp mirror. LOL
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Kind of what I was thinking after I posted.TheRandom1 wrote:Well, even at 150 to have new leather sewn on. That's 350 less than what he's found good ones for, so that'd be worth it, IMO.
Plus then, I imagine you could get a custom color stitching like what Brodie was offering (although he wouldn't do a recover, just the stitch) or even a different colored leather.
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I have one that is collecting dust. It isn't perfect tho. The airbag didn't go off.Caraudioholic24 wrote:Everyone I have talked to say they will send pictures and I never hear back form them.
On the srt forums I was able to get ahold of one person but I'm kind of iffy since the airbag was deployed.
I know someone has one that they have collecting dust. LOL
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It looks better then the pictures.














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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2003-200 ... ccessoriesCaraudioholic24 wrote:Ok well If i can get a sjop to wrap it to near factory condition I will let you know. I really wont need the airbag unless its includes. LOl Thanks for the quick reply.
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After 90k with no cover, ever, my steering wheel isn't in the greatest shape.LilSparkPlug wrote:I don't quite understand why the hell these wheels are so worn. Granted I used a wheel cover for my steering wheel's entire life, but it's in mint condition. I find the SRT wheel to be very slippery, and prefer the SXT wheel because it has more grip. I do however, love the look of the SRT wheel.
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That would mean I would have to go outside and break the seals.TheRandom1 wrote:Pics?
Haven't even sat in the car for a month.
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That's one Idea Ive been tossing around in my head. I have asked three different companies and no one wants to attempt it. I have a few parts in the interior that will be carbon fiber so that would just blend it all in. If you have any ideas let me know.BlackRoseRacing wrote:I wonder what it would cost to have a steering wheel sent out as the core and the leather wrapped part replaced with carbon fiber....
Yea I love the loook as well. I hate the look of my stupid foam one especially in pictures. I dont want to do all this work and have it thrown off by a stupid steering wheel.LilSparkPlug wrote:I don't quite understand why the hell these wheels are so worn. Granted I used a wheel cover for my steering wheel's entire life, but it's in mint condition. I find the SRT wheel to be very slippery, and prefer the SXT wheel because it has more grip. I do however, love the look of the SRT wheel.
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Why don't you PM Brodie (supertrick_05) and see if he'll do it? He re-wrapped one for himself.


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Brodie has specifically stated a few times that he will restitch a wheel (even has a thread on it) but he won't do the leather, he'll just reuse the leather you already have.
Not exactly the same thing.
Not exactly the same thing.

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