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fj45 steering column what to use to keep engineer happy

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fj45 steering column what to use to keep engineer happy

Post by rod baker »

hi all i have an fj45 trayback with an efi 5 liter in her what do i use for the steering colum as the engineer has said colapsable is need any thoughts on the matter
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Re: fj45 steering column what to use to keep engineer happy

Post by vk7ybi »

I've read that late model 40 series had a collapsible column in them, but I've never seen one myself..
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Re: fj45 steering column what to use to keep engineer happy

Post by Ricko »

Are you doing an 60 series power steering column? Or just modifing the column to suit the engine?

If doing 60 conversion, easiest is use 55 column to 80 rag joint to 75 shaft (they are colapsable) to steer box. Engineer should have no issues as they are all cruiser parts and bolt together with no mods.
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