Reply to "Banjo steering wheel & column"

redyps550

The threaded end of the steering shaft is 4" from the eye brow. The Nardi hub front surface without any adapter(s) is 5 1/2". Therefore the wheel will be no less than that 5 1/2". Considering your advice I could shorten the shaft at least 2 inches. The collapsible basket/cylinder on the shaft has already been shortene down to 4 1/4". I could cut the 2" out of there and cut the collar back in the cockpit. The collar in the cockpit has only 1" to the bearing. Not sure if the bearing could be located further into the steering outer housing.

3/22/148:16 AM

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