I’d only want those colored parts on your wheel to be blue, alo with the stitching. More than that seems like it would be too loud, and like it would get dirty quickly.
Joe, I meant just the lower section like mine, not the entire wheel. Yeah that would look very cool though
looks awesome!Along with some other forum members here, I really liked the pre-production steering wheel that Ford had shown with the space gray interior in their press photos. The steering wheel was trimmed off in space gray on the lower section. Back a few months ago, I contacted Leo over at Exclusive Steering to have him create me such a wheel. I sent him a photo of the Ford pre-production steering wheel and told him I wanted it to look just like that but wanted high quality leather. I also sent them the middle rear seat headrest for color matching the space gray. I had them change the stitching to space gray to match the stitching on the console and door panels. It turned out exactly how I wanted it to and I installed the wheel late last night. Have not driven the car yet but I know I will like the feel of their high quality leather much better than the OEM wheel material.
I bought a new steering wheel from Ford to send to them so I would still be able to drive my car. It was a good thing, as it took them awhile to find a color of leather that matched space gray. Between purchasing a new wheel and customizing it, total cost was $1400. I know that is a lot of money but I wanted the look of that wheel and the feel of glove soft, high quality leather. I am sending them the wheel I took off my car and having it covered in black Alcantara (similar to Miko suede but higher quality) to match the center of the seats on the GTPE with performance gray leather trim at the bottom.
Here is a link to Exclusive Steering and the photos on their website are actually of my finished wheel. https://www.exclusivesteering.com/product/ford-mustang-mach-e-custom-steering-wheel-2021/
Amazing.. I like it on the prototype and was very disappointed when they drop it on the release... but cool to see it .. don’t know about the cost tho..Along with some other forum members here, I really liked the pre-production steering wheel that Ford had shown with the space gray interior in their press photos. The steering wheel was trimmed off in space gray on the lower section. Back a few months ago, I contacted Leo over at Exclusive Steering to have him create me such a wheel. I sent him a photo of the Ford pre-production steering wheel and told him I wanted it to look just like that but wanted high quality leather. I also sent them the middle rear seat headrest for color matching the space gray. I had them change the stitching to space gray to match the stitching on the console and door panels. It turned out exactly how I wanted it to and I installed the wheel late last night. Have not driven the car yet but I know I will like the feel of their high quality leather much better than the OEM wheel material.
I bought a new steering wheel from Ford to send to them so I would still be able to drive my car. It was a good thing, as it took them awhile to find a color of leather that matched space gray. Between purchasing a new wheel and customizing it, total cost was $1400. I know that is a lot of money but I wanted the look of that wheel and the feel of glove soft, high quality leather. I am sending them the wheel I took off my car and having it covered in black Alcantara (similar to Miko suede but higher quality) to match the center of the seats on the GTPE with performance gray leather trim at the bottom.
Here is a link to Exclusive Steering and the photos on their website are actually of my finished wheel. https://www.exclusivesteering.com/product/ford-mustang-mach-e-custom-steering-wheel-2021/
Mark - Did your do the swap of the steering wheel yourself? I just looked at a YouTube of a Ford F-150 wheel removal and it's way beyond me. I'm hoping my local Ford dealer will do this, since it is a Ford Mustang Mach-E wheel. I'm expecting my new BEAUtiful wheel in (hopefully) two weeks.Along with some other forum members here, I really liked the pre-production steering wheel that Ford had shown with the space gray interior in their press photos. The steering wheel was trimmed off in space gray on the lower section. Back a few months ago, I contacted Leo over at Exclusive Steering to have him create me such a wheel. I sent him a photo of the Ford pre-production steering wheel and told him I wanted it to look just like that but wanted high quality leather. I also sent them the middle rear seat headrest for color matching the space gray. I had them change the stitching to space gray to match the stitching on the console and door panels. It turned out exactly how I wanted it to and I installed the wheel late last night. Have not driven the car yet but I know I will like the feel of their high quality leather much better than the OEM wheel material.
I bought a new steering wheel from Ford to send to them so I would still be able to drive my car. It was a good thing, as it took them awhile to find a color of leather that matched space gray. Between purchasing a new wheel and customizing it, total cost was $1400. I know that is a lot of money but I wanted the look of that wheel and the feel of glove soft, high quality leather. I am sending them the wheel I took off my car and having it covered in black Alcantara (similar to Miko suede but higher quality) to match the center of the seats on the GTPE with performance gray leather trim at the bottom.
Here is a link to Exclusive Steering and the photos on their website are actually of my finished wheel. https://www.exclusivesteering.com/product/ford-mustang-mach-e-custom-steering-wheel-2021/
Yes I replaced the wheel myself. I’ve taken the wheels off several of my cars and trucks and had them upgraded so I’m familiar with it.
Mark - I had mine done just like yours. Since I'm on the east coast I thought you wouldn't mind me copying yours. I really like it - not only the looks but also the feel. Ended up having my dealer, Richmond Ford, do the swap and their cost was very acceptable. Thanks for the info!
Doug, I could care less if you lived next door! I’ve had many members copy several of my mods and I post them just so they can do so. It’s very cool to customize a car exactly how you like it. All it takes is money. ?
Hi Alex, it can be frustrating to remove the airbag but easy once you’ve done it a few times. First I removed the ground post of the 12 volt battery and let the car sit for about an hour. There is a shroud around the steering wheel column which is in two halves. I pried up the upper half (just snapped in) and that allows me access to the back of the steering wheel. I take a small flat blade screwdriver and unclip one side then turn the wheel 180 unclip the other side. The air bag comes forward then removed the connections.
Sounds good thanks for the information I'll give it a shot once my steering wheel comes in, should be around May.
