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    eds1932rod is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Originally posted by brianrupnow
    Do you have the body on the frame?---I don't think that you can do what you are showing and still have room between the steering column and the left side of the cowl to get your foot in there. It is conceivable that you could run the column on a steep enough angle that the column would pass below your rear header tube, but since I don't know where your engine is mounted heightwise, thats only a "maybe".
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    Thanks Brian, yea the body is mounted to the frame. I'll try a post some pics, maybe you can see a problem. Rod Bod gave me some dimensions where they mount the steering column and am trying to follow they're advise, but can't seem to make that work. I guess what I'm wondering if I'm using the correct headers for the application. I appreciate your time to answer my questions, sorry for the delay in responding.

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    eds1932rod is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Brian,

    Here's a picture showing where Rod Bod locates the steering column thru the firewall.
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    Brian,

    Another pic of steering shaft thru firewall. I don't know if frame is pinched and stretched in this picture.
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