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#379943 02/25/2008 5:37 PM
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I just got my camaro clip on my 54 gmc. It is a rear steer 68 camaro sub. My question is what are the columns that are out there that will work with this rag joint set up or do you have to go aftermarket ? It does have power steering. Thanks Tom

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I used my original column.

MNSmith #379991 02/25/2008 8:06 PM
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I checked out your picts, you have a nice truck your working on.My gear box is close to the firewall as you used a sub with a frt mount gear box, I dont think the angle is near as severe on your set up? I would like to use my original column if at all possible. Thanks a bunch Tom

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When I bought my truck the column was in it.It is a tilt Olds.It has one splined u-joint and a splined sleeve.There is very little clearance and the column cants slightly to the steering box, hardly noticable

BC52 #380188 02/26/2008 4:38 AM
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Tom, no matter what column you use you'll have to move it down on the firewall. The original hole is way to high.
I moved mine down about 3in ( can't remember exactly)so I had a straighter shot at the gear box.


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wilbur #380303 02/26/2008 3:45 PM
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I was working on the column last night . I did cut a hole to line it up better but it is offset so much it looks bad. I am not sure how the chevy dash is formed around the steering column but the 54 gmc dash has a large cutout for the column. I guess I will do the best I can and live with it. Thanks again Tom


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