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CSHADES · 03-21-2016, 01:08 PM

I don't have a picture of that. It was something I came up with because some of the aftermarket steering wheel adapters were rubbing on the columns. What I ended up doing was using my brake lathe with the small arbor that I have. I chuck up the wheel and use the drum turning tool to slowly turn the bottom mount flange down until I get enough clearance on the column. I have an accu-turn brake lathe I don't know how other lathes will work.

03-21-2016, 01:08 PM	#10
CSHADES Registered User Join Date: Nov 2015 Location: portage wi Posts: 503	Re: Steering Wheel Swap I don't have a picture of that. It was something I came up with because some of the aftermarket steering wheel adapters were rubbing on the columns. What I ended up doing was using my brake lathe with the small arbor that I have. I chuck up the wheel and use the drum turning tool to slowly turn the bottom mount flange down until I get enough clearance on the column. I have an accu-turn brake lathe I don't know how other lathes will work.