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markie6575

posted on 16/9/14 at 01:28 AM Reply With Quote
megabusa steering column

I'm in the process of putting an old Westfield kit together
The steering column does not seem to be iva compliant.
What do I need to change/modify/buy/borrow to get this to pass the newer iva rules?


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fesycresy

posted on 16/9/14 at 08:03 AM Reply With Quote
They still use that column.

Use a Westfield steering wheel and collapsible boss. They are always for sale on the WSCC forum, usually £30 all in.





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theprisioner

posted on 16/9/14 at 08:34 AM Reply With Quote
Another approach is to use a column off a more modern car like a Ford fiesta/puma/etc you will then get into adapting it to fit the rack. They always look for a dog leg in the coupling as well but you have that already.





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markie6575

posted on 16/9/14 at 11:09 AM Reply With Quote
That's great info. So the column is fine + all I require is a colabsable boss and iva wheel from westfield
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markie6575

posted on 16/9/14 at 12:17 PM Reply With Quote
Is this what I need? if I can't get the parts second hand

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prawnabie

posted on 16/9/14 at 05:01 PM Reply With Quote
I think you will also need an offset in the rack-column link or a sierra/series land stearing link that collapses on itself. many westfield owners struggle at IVA with the the column and usually a phone call to the factory from the IVA inspector sorts it, but your column/downlink looks too straight to me
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prawnabie

posted on 16/9/14 at 05:03 PM Reply With Quote
On another note, check to see if you haf a 10 degree offset in the downlink looking from the side of the car.
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markie6575

posted on 17/9/14 at 09:53 AM Reply With Quote
Yea looks to have just over 10 degrees
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