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splitrivet

posted on 6/1/05 at 10:59 AM Reply With Quote
Sierra column mounting.

Decided to change the column I was using (Capri) to Sierra because it wasnt collapsible and relied on the wheel collapsible hub.

No probs in making up the top mounting but the lower bit ie compliance bush seems like it might be a pain hows everyone else got over this.
Cheers,
Bob





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Mix

posted on 6/1/05 at 11:29 AM Reply With Quote
I am using a small piece of 3mm wall seamless tube which was very slightly smaller bore than the nylon bush. I turned the bush to size. The tube will be welded to a suitable support when I finalise the layout of my steering.

Mick

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DarrenW

posted on 6/1/05 at 11:56 AM Reply With Quote
Mine is almost same as Mix's. Tube welded onto chassis. Column bush locates inside this. Metal washer / retainer on back of bush to stop it riding back up column towards steering wheel.
Rake adjustment also seems to work as well.






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scutter

posted on 6/1/05 at 03:56 PM Reply With Quote
Bob, I've used the bush and bracket from Robin Hood, it's the orginal sierra bush mounted in a plate of 3mm steel, shouldn't be to hard to make a similar design.

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ATB Dan.

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johnemms

posted on 6/1/05 at 05:47 PM Reply With Quote
I used a spherical bearing for £10 from my bearing supplier... I think it was a 25mm inner.. does a great job, cant fault it especialy with tilt steering

must put some pics in the archive....

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phelpsa

posted on 6/1/05 at 05:53 PM Reply With Quote
Thats how I've done mine scutter






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RoadkillUK

posted on 6/1/05 at 06:46 PM Reply With Quote
This is how we did ours.




it's a little lower than scutters (and yes the welding looks crap, bad day)





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Mark18

posted on 7/1/05 at 06:31 PM Reply With Quote
pretty much identical to how luego do it.

Mark





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phelpsa

posted on 7/1/05 at 06:53 PM Reply With Quote
But Stuart Taylor do it the same as scutter and I.

Adam






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splitrivet

posted on 9/1/05 at 11:21 AM Reply With Quote
Thanks for the input fellas,looks straightforward enough.
Cheers,
Bob





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