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Author: Subject: where to buy moulded steering arm covers
daniel mason

posted on 20/12/10 at 10:36 PM Reply With Quote
where to buy moulded steering arm covers

does anyone know where the plastic covers can be bought which cover the steering arm from where it goes through the scuttle. think they mount to the ally pannel under the bonnet!






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posted on 20/12/10 at 11:08 PM Reply With Quote
are you talking about electrical glands ? or steering rack gaiters

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daniel mason

posted on 20/12/10 at 11:23 PM Reply With Quote
No sorry.where the steering arm comes through the scuttle pannel and angles down Into engine bay. It's a small plastic cover which covers the arm and sits on the front ally pannel. I have seen these on westfields but can't find them on website!






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MikeR

posted on 20/12/10 at 11:30 PM Reply With Quote
Do you mean the cowl just infront (or is it behind) the steering wheel?
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mattyc

posted on 20/12/10 at 11:36 PM Reply With Quote
I'm guessing he means the part behind the scuttle one the engine bay normally above tue pedal box. I have a alloy box covering it as well as the tops of my pedals. I think the road runner has a plastic cover not 100percent sure.
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Andybarbet

posted on 20/12/10 at 11:36 PM Reply With Quote
I have seen these made in aluminium, if im on the right track its a wedge shaped piece that fits under the bonnet and covers the steering column where it comes thru the scuttle and drops down into the footwell before exiting again thru the bulkhead.
(above where your feet would normally be)

I was planning on making mine but would be interested if theres something off the shelf.





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Andybarbet

posted on 20/12/10 at 11:39 PM Reply With Quote
Theres a good picture in piddys archive,

Heres the web address :

http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/photos.php?action=showphoto&photo=Q. steering shaft cover 1 (1).jpg

Is this the sort of thing your after ??





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mattyc

posted on 21/12/10 at 12:14 AM Reply With Quote
I'm guessing he means the part behind the scuttle one the engine bay normally above tue pedal box. I have a alloy box covering it as well as the tops of my pedals. I think the road runner has a plastic cover not 100percent sure.
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daniel mason

posted on 21/12/10 at 06:46 AM Reply With Quote
That's exactly what I mean! The wedge shaped cowel that sits above pedal box. I can't find them anywhere






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big-vee-twin

posted on 21/12/10 at 09:36 AM Reply With Quote
I've been looking at these from Caterham, they are for a different purpose but may do the job, dont know thw size, so i suppose its take a punt and hope for the best

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