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BMW steering wheel on my Logitech G25

dionkoffie

Hi,

 

Me as a BMW fan I bought an E34 steering wheel for really cheap. 

 

The buttons on my G25 steering wheel are already broken, so I'm used to play without buttons on the wheel anyway. I've seen videos of some people putting Momo steering wheels on it, but I don't know about a BMW steering wheel.

Is it possible to put it on there and what do I need to do it? 

 

Pictures of the wheel: 

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I know the G27 has a common mod here in Brazil, where you put Shutt or Lotse steering wheels with the help of an universal hub, it ends looking something like this:

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The hub itself looks like this:

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But for OE steering wheels, i never seen a mod like that, could be a bit of harder mod, since you would have to adapt some sort of stock hub in there.

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