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Thanks for all the replies. I think I have a local buyer. If that falls through I'll start a for sale thread and check out uship.

I'm putting my Recaros up for sale soon and was curious what methods of shipping seats people have used in the past. Obviously I don't have any boxes sitting around that are large enough, and they are extremely heavy, so I'm wondering if it would even be worth trying. Has anyone here shipped...

I actually meant there aren't any smaller than 20". I thought that you had some 18" wheels that fit Brembos but didn't see anything.

I'm only seeing 20" wheels, is that correct?

I'll take them, sending you a PM now for instructions on where to send the money.

I didn't find a solution. :(

Is it actually leather? BMW put leather dashboards in cars but eventually switched to fake leather for the reasons you stated- my 2002 M5 had a "leather" dashboard that was actually vinyl.

I'm sure that would work for many folks (especially with a spacer), but I would like to keep the factory airbag.

Are there any aftermarket wheels that might have a deeper dish to them ( while still retaining the stock buttons and airbag)? I've looked at a couple different ones (like the Grant sold by AM) but it's hard to get a sense of how it compares to the stocker. The Grant has a flatter bottom...

Yeah, I sort of figured that was the answer. :( I seem to have a habit of picking cars with fixed steering wheels (E36 M3, Mustang). The factory Recaros actually seem to make the issue worse, I think they sit up higher than the stock ones.

This is a daily driver so I need to keep the stock steering wheel.

Has anyone come up with a good way to extend the steering wheel? I'm 6'5" and with the seat in the right spot the steering wheel is really too far for proper track driving. Currently,I've just been pulling the seat farther forward than I really like and dealing with outstretched arms...

How about a Sport Box for a 2011 GT (Brembo)?