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So, planning phase and part of building is finished, so I thought I will share a little, what happened until now.
I was planning to upgrade my wheel rim for a while now, so this is what I came up with.
I had a adapter machined from aluminium to fit on and over the original shaft.
20120929_162441 by theSpike125, on Flickr
The sleeve fits over the shaft to support from tilt on the wheel.
20120929_162530 by theSpike125, on Flickr
The plate is the support for the adpater to the wheel.
20120929_163224 by theSpike125, on Flickr
I drilled some holes in the adapter to reduce the weight a little.
20120929_165304 by theSpike125, on Flickr
That's how the package looks fitted to the wheel. I didn't decide yet if I will fit some paddle shifter, but I left the bolts long so I still have some options.
20120929_170117 by theSpike125, on Flickr
20120929_170141 by theSpike125, on Flickr
20120929_170128 by theSpike125, on Flickr
That's how the new rim looks fitted to the wheel.
20120929_171854 by theSpike125, on Flickr
Even the BMW emblem fits
20120929_172246 by theSpike125, on Flickr
Part two are the wheel buttons.
I removed the PCB and and fitted it in the housing of an old router and routed the wiring out from the backside.
A few details are still missing, like the knob and decals, but here some more pictures.
20120928_204301 by theSpike125, on Flickr
20120929_185251 by theSpike125, on Flickr
20120929_190018 by theSpike125, on Flickr
That's it so far.
Project for the future is a holder for the button box, a hard wire mod for an hand brake and installing the vibration motors for FFB on the wheel rim, maybe also some buttons.
Updates will follow hopefully soon, hope you enjoy
I was planning to upgrade my wheel rim for a while now, so this is what I came up with.
I had a adapter machined from aluminium to fit on and over the original shaft.
20120929_162441 by theSpike125, on Flickr
The sleeve fits over the shaft to support from tilt on the wheel.
20120929_162530 by theSpike125, on Flickr
The plate is the support for the adpater to the wheel.
20120929_163224 by theSpike125, on Flickr
I drilled some holes in the adapter to reduce the weight a little.
20120929_165304 by theSpike125, on Flickr
That's how the package looks fitted to the wheel. I didn't decide yet if I will fit some paddle shifter, but I left the bolts long so I still have some options.
20120929_170117 by theSpike125, on Flickr
20120929_170141 by theSpike125, on Flickr
20120929_170128 by theSpike125, on Flickr
That's how the new rim looks fitted to the wheel.
20120929_171854 by theSpike125, on Flickr
Even the BMW emblem fits
20120929_172246 by theSpike125, on Flickr
Part two are the wheel buttons.
I removed the PCB and and fitted it in the housing of an old router and routed the wiring out from the backside.
A few details are still missing, like the knob and decals, but here some more pictures.
20120928_204301 by theSpike125, on Flickr
20120929_185251 by theSpike125, on Flickr
20120929_190018 by theSpike125, on Flickr
That's it so far.
Project for the future is a holder for the button box, a hard wire mod for an hand brake and installing the vibration motors for FFB on the wheel rim, maybe also some buttons.
Updates will follow hopefully soon, hope you enjoy
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