Reply to "Pantera powersteering… why? which and how!"

tsoloMember

Okay, I think I understand now. The original column mounted to the bottom plate with 4 bolts, so the angle was fixed. Now that the rear of that plate has been removed the angle is no longer fixed and you have to set it by the location of the new rear mounting holes. This is good information to have. You need to measure the clearance distance at the front of the column to dash prior to removing the original column. Then you need to match that distance when marking out the new rear mounting holes.

Could you reload the pictures at the top of this page so I could see them?

Steve

3/13/242:51 PM

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