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18" original steering wheel w/ Power steering?
#221629 12/12/2006 11:33 PM
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I installed a Mustang II IFS on my 57 chevy truck with a power steering rack. I have an Ididit steering column and would like to put an original style 1957 truck steering wheel on it which is 18" in diameter. Has anyone out there ever done this and have you had any problems with oversteering? They make a 15" reproduction wheel, but it doesn't have the same Nostalgic look. Thanks in advance, David

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Re: 18" original steering wheel w/ Power steering?
#221630 12/13/2006 3:34 AM
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I have no experience with your kind of setup but you should be able to use any steering wheel you like. They used the large wheels for more leverage so they would'nt be so hard to turn.

I like old trucks

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