Cayman GT4 steering wheel
Discussion
I like the look of it, but not had the pleasure of it in my hands 
Must say though, after buying a 997 GT3 earlier this year, it was really refreshing to get back in a car with 'classic' thin-rimmed steering wheel. I personally think the smaller, fatter wheels in modern cars aren't as good for feedback.
Moreover, i think you are going to have a design clash. The modern GT4 wheel versus the retro 997 interior? Don't think it will work, personally.

Must say though, after buying a 997 GT3 earlier this year, it was really refreshing to get back in a car with 'classic' thin-rimmed steering wheel. I personally think the smaller, fatter wheels in modern cars aren't as good for feedback.
Moreover, i think you are going to have a design clash. The modern GT4 wheel versus the retro 997 interior? Don't think it will work, personally.
hondansx said:
I like the look of it, but not had the pleasure of it in my hands 
Must say though, after buying a 997 GT3 earlier this year, it was really refreshing to get back in a car with 'classic' thin-rimmed steering wheel. I personally think the smaller, fatter wheels in modern cars aren't as good for feedback.
Moreover, i think you are going to have a design clash. The modern GT4 wheel versus the retro 997 interior? Don't think it will work, personally.
You could be right, maybe the 4.0 RS wheel would be a better bet.....probably more likely to 'fit' in all senses.
Must say though, after buying a 997 GT3 earlier this year, it was really refreshing to get back in a car with 'classic' thin-rimmed steering wheel. I personally think the smaller, fatter wheels in modern cars aren't as good for feedback.
Moreover, i think you are going to have a design clash. The modern GT4 wheel versus the retro 997 interior? Don't think it will work, personally.
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