You can get a custom leather wrap cover with the colors, materials, stiching, etc of your choice.
Haven't sewn mine yet, I just got a normal one with red stiching.

 

Greetings Daijoubu, I do know about the steering wheel covers ect. I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about a different style of steering wheel, like stiching, material, colors, flat bottom.. This is what I'm talking about... Now what you think..?

 

I'm talking about custom made steering wheel covers, can be pretty customised to your likings

 

If it's what you want to do then do it.

 

If it's what you want to do then do it.
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Greetings Vangm25, I am thinking about it for my 2012 Venza. And I have found a company who can customize what I want with material and flat bottom steering wheel design. If I had the 2013 model, I could get for under $400. But on one makes it. So I to get a custom wheel, and that cost $800. More then double. Hummmm I will see... thx

 

You want something like this?

 

Yes I do... I see you have the 2013 model. And I can't find someone that makes a flat bottom steering wheel off the shelf for the 2012 model Venza.. Your model has many options?.Thx

 

I am assuming you reach out to SC Garage Works for that custom make one?
Also TTD Craft seems to make them too. TTD Craft Carbon Fiber

 

Actually the company that I found was AZA Auto, I'm going to see what the other companies you mentioned have to offer. Thx alot...

 

TTD says this will fit a Venza.

TTD Craft 2007-2011 Camry Venza Carbon Fiber Steering wheel

1.How to Custom your Steering Wheel Stripe/Center line : Can Choose 0-3 Color you want Leather : Perforated Leather /Smooth Leather /Nappa and Italy Alcantara Stitching: Can Choose 1-3 Color you want Design :Round Top and Flat Bottom/ Flat Top and bottom / F1 shape /OEM shape /Yoke... Real...

ttdcraft.myshopify.com

 

Thx I will look into it.... NICE......

 

Looks like this one fit the venza.
REVESOL Sports Hydro Dip Carbon Steering Wheel for 13+ VENZA 13-17 CAMRY 3 SPOKE | eBay

Someone from the camry forum has one
Revesol Carbon Fiber Steering Wheel

 

Here is a photoshop mock-up of the new steering wheel I am having made by TTD Craft. I think I'm gonna go with black Alcantara suede instead of perforated leather though.

 

Ok that looks perfect for your Venza.. Perforated will last much longer....Kool

 

Hello all, I saw this post and thought I would chime in. I've got a 13 Venza with a few mods. While browsing Ebay last year, I discovered the Revesol steering wheel would fit the 13-15 Venza. After looking further, I noticed it also fit the 13-15 Camry SE wheel with paddle shifters. So I bought the Revesol wheel for $249, and I bought a used Camry wheel for $100 shipped. I combined them, and wired up the paddle shifters using the stock Venza steering wheel controls/plugs and stock Venza clockspring. If anyone is interested, I offer an install kit for $50 to wire a 13-15 Venza column for a 13-15 Camry SE paddle shifter steering wheel. Kit includes everything but the Camry wheel- step by step instructions with pics, etc... The paddle shifters provide a much greater level of control over shifting as you don't need to take your hands off the wheel. FYI, the two buttons at the bottom of my wheel in the pic are custom, and have nothing to do with the Camry wheel or Revesol wheel.

 

Is that an android head unit kit from Aliexpress? How do you like it?

 

Nitrous kit for the button? Nice huge touch screen.

 

Eventually. Right now both buttons mute my radar detector. Trying to work up something cool with an Arduino to allow independent button functions with short press/long press options using 1 wire through the clockspring.

 

Greetings " Willcipher1 " I also saw that " Revesol " Sterling wheel on ebay. That is where I got the idea about changing my Sterling Wheel to a flat bottom steering wheel. So after researching. They don't make a flat bottom steering wheel forthe 09' -- 2012 years.. Trust me if they did i would have it on already...lol
I do like what you did to your 2013 model Venza... NICE..!!!!

 

Good job @willcipher1 on the custom install. Was wondering how you got that huge touch screen on there. Not a DIY for the average joe. Got pics of the sub? I had a 12" JL Audio sub in a bandpass box back in the days in my old Cherokee, which took almost 3/4 of the trunk space.

 

The sub is nothing fancy, just a Fosgate 10" in an Amazon box. Back in the day, I would've fabbed up a custom box with MDF and fiberglass, LOL. I think the 17" flip down with XBox One was the overall best interior mod; it made road trips much easier

68.90 1 RF P1S2-10 Punch P1 2ohm P1S2-10 Amazon
36.62 1 Goldwood 10" truck box TR10F Amazon
24.99 1 10" black mesh grill RF P1G-10 Amazon

 

wow nice write up! this is sticky content

I'm good with electronics and electricity but I'm not sure if I have the time to do that kind of install/integration, nice job!
I kept my living room simple-ish, have a motorized screen with a ceiling mounted projector, ran HDMI in-wall and added receptacles for the wall mounted TV, projector and screen when I had all the walls open.
I should have ran speaker wires as well because right now I'm just running a Dolby Atmos 3.1.2 upfiring setup and it's not that great, should have kept the surrounds instead in a traditional 5.1 setup.

 

I'm kind of a 'baller on a budget' when it comes to home AV stuff. I got my living room Yamaha receiver (RX-A820) at Best Buy around 8 years ago, as a discontinued floor sample for like 1/3 the price. I got my garage Yamaha receiver (RX-V675) for $50 off Craigslist; some lady was like, 'we don't need it because we got a soundbar'. Both receivers are HDMI switching, app controlled with 2 zones, allowing me to control everything, everywhere. All my speakers, subs, bass shakers (6), and bass shaker amp are Dayton Audio products. I've been a big fan of
Parts Express for over 20 years.

 

I also run 2x Aurasound basshaker in my couch plus the Dayton slim subwoofer tucked between the wall and couch, works wonder
Nothing too fancy here either, just some Pioneer Andrew Jones speakers BS-22 but the Atmos enabled ones, should have just bought the regular bookshelf used for $100 instead but I spurged on the receiver and got a slimline Class-D VSX-S520, big on the WAF (wife acceptance factor), the PS5 looks like a behemoth next to it haha.

But shipping is expensive to get parts-express stuffs shipped across the border.

Very cool garage, mine is just a storage mess with plys and drywall while I'm renovating the house.