keeping the factory steering column

keeping the factory steering column

shobans

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If you want to keep the factory steering column, you'll need to shorten it at a point approximately seven inches out of the firewall, with about 1 1/4 inch of the shaft hanging out. You'll also need to mill a flat on the shaft, corresponding to a "double D" U-joint and requisite stub shaft. This will be used to connect the steering to the AGR rack that comes with the chassis. If you don't have access to a mill, an aftermarket replacement column will work.
 
This is very useful, I planned on keeping the factory column and I think that this post will help me do that. I honestly prefer the factory steering column, which is what pushed me to the decision of keeping it.
 

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