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Dan Bowles · 08-20-2010, 09:08 AM

I don't know the length but we cut the stock column off, left the shaft a bit long, used a bushing, spring, and collar along with 2 flats for a double D and went from there. I think we have $30 into it and from the front seat, you don't know it isn't stock steering.

I was in Tecumseh, MI last night and the Ididit truck was at the cruise. They make some nice stuff local to me and are great people to deal with from other project experience. I've never done a Flaming River.

08-20-2010, 09:08 AM	#9
Dan Bowles AD Addict Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Blissfield, MI Posts: 822	Re: Aftermarket steering column for IFS I don't know the length but we cut the stock column off, left the shaft a bit long, used a bushing, spring, and collar along with 2 flats for a double D and went from there. I think we have $30 into it and from the front seat, you don't know it isn't stock steering. I was in Tecumseh, MI last night and the Ididit truck was at the cruise. They make some nice stuff local to me and are great people to deal with from other project experience. I've never done a Flaming River.