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| Britishstev56 |
08-06-2013 07:29 PM |
steering
3rd cobra 1st bdr can is it possible to bring steering wheel closer to driver with out buying new wheel just fitted wheel from my old car is the colulm able to moved up
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| Britishstev56 |
08-07-2013 01:00 PM |
Wow 60 looks and not 1 reply so it's try anybody who owns a backdraft
F does know there car or how it works as long it is shiny and has a roush engine
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| Trueoo7 |
08-07-2013 01:49 PM |
I have an early model car and haven't had mine off in a few years but I do think it is possible. You have to remove the steering wheel from the hub then there is a u-clamp under the dash that will have to be loosened and then in the engine compartment, the shaft is actually a tube within a tube that rides on a bearing. You would have to remove the small bolt that is bolted through these tubes, pull the shaft out to the desired position you want the wheel, reposition the inner bearings (be careful as these are fragile) and then re-drill the hole for the pass through bolt.
Not sure how this will affect your blinker or if the wiring is long enough.
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| Cashburn |
08-07-2013 02:52 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Britishstev56
(Post 1256465)
Wow 60 looks and not 1 reply so it's try anybody who owns a backdraft
F does know there car or how it works as long it is shiny and has a roush engine
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Great way to get started here :rolleyes: |
| Britishstev56 |
08-07-2013 06:27 PM |
Thanks true007 u 2 cashbum
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| Cashburn |
08-07-2013 07:04 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Britishstev56
(Post 1256487)
Thanks true007 u 2 cashbum
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No prob bieberstev69. |
| Britishstev56 |
08-07-2013 08:07 PM |
Cow bum u a polisher if not help out with a steering problem or keep it shut
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