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Seeking steering column and master cylinder info
Hi! I'm looking for information on the factory recommended steering column and master cylinder for an Everett-Morrison, produced in 1991. These items were swapped out by someone and they don't fit. Unfortunately, the original parts are gone. If anyone has an original build manual, has a link to where I can find this info online or can tell me what year/model or part numbers i need, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance -
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In EM 1996 manual -bottom of page 24--------- MII--------Mustang 2?????????
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Jerry - Is that for the steering column or the brakes?
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Steering column
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My EM is from about 1996. It has dual masters with a balance bar setup. I know the masters are from Wilwood. I suspect the whole system is. If that looks like what you need I'll try to get part numbers.
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Jerry, steering columm
The reference in my manual references a Mustang II and are available from EM A non scaled sketch indicates 3 knuckles' used down to steering rack. The text goes on to say these parts may be fabricated from two Mustang II steering columms.,.HOWEVER I have been emailing them for a month with no response on my windshield question.
Has anyone heard if EM is still open? |
Yes, EM responded back to one of my emails. It took a while, so be patient.
They told me that for an early car like mine, there were three wheelbases. 90", 93" and 96". The steering column length depends on the wheelbase. They also said that the columns were/are made by IDIDIT and are still available. Thank you for your help. |
As for my brakes / master cylinder, I have power brakes with a single dual master. Apparently, there were many different configurations for brake systems in these cars. Therefore, I don't believe that what is in the manual is the same as what I have. This is going to be a challenge.
Also, EM responded back to me and said that they can sell me a copy of the original build manual. Communication is slow, as I'm sure they are busy with other things, but I'm going to get a copy of the manual from them. |
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