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Old 08-25-2006, 03:58 AM
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Can X5 install a SMG Steering Wheel of M5??

Hi, all buddies of X5

Do you know if it is possible to install the SMG Steering Wheel of M5 ?

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Old 08-25-2006, 05:21 AM
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You can, but it's a lot of work.

Here's some info, on retrofitting it.

http://e46.mit.edu/2006-02-23%20M5%2...+%20Airbag.htm

http://e46.mit.edu/2006-02-06%20M5%2...+%20Airbag.htm

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You can, but it's a lot of work.

Here's some info, on retrofitting it.

http://e46.mit.edu/2006-02-23%20M5%2...+%20Airbag.htm

http://e46.mit.edu/2006-02-06%20M5%2...+%20Airbag.htm

Good luck.
Isn't this the thread from some kid retrofitting old 325i with everything brand new M3? That thread had at several thousand posts over two years and still going from some bimmer website?
If someone could find it, please post it. It was truely amazing for hardcore modders.
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You can, but it's a lot of work.

Here's some info, on retrofitting it.

http://e46.mit.edu/2006-02-23%20M5%2...+%20Airbag.htm

http://e46.mit.edu/2006-02-06%20M5%2...+%20Airbag.htm

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If E60 M5 wheel can fit E46 then it will sure fit X5, as The e46 M3 wheel fits on X5 fine. But it does seem like lot of work.
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Isn't this the thread from some kid retrofitting old 325i with everything brand new M3? That thread had at several thousand posts over two years and still going from some bimmer website?
If someone could find it, please post it. It was truely amazing for hardcore modders.
Yep, well, it was a 323i, retrofitted with a supercharged M3 engine.

Here's the thread...
http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthread.php?t=176943

He is now doing an M3 engine swap on his cousin's E30. He actually just finished that aswell!

Here's the thread..
http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthread.php?t=359200

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I hv just got fm my garbage tt it is very tricky to install the M5 steering wheel onto the X5 4.6 ............. maybe I'm wondering if I can install the steering wheel from 4.8 but with paddle shift .... hi, buddies, do you have the experiences to install a paddle shift with SMG mode, or a SSG mode

seems tt SSG has a good comments for driving it, agree ???

Can I hv the modes and programs inside gearbox after installation of the SMG paddle shift if I hv SMG paddle shift ?
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only the SSG works on the 4.8is
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So the SMG wheels don't??
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If your asking me.....when i had mine done 2004 4.8is i had to use SSG wheel as the SMG does not work. or i should say didnt work at the time of mod.
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as per Mr. Paddle Shift, SSG is workable in 4.6is too
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