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    1. #1
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      May 2012
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      installing steering column

      I have a 69 camaro. When we did all the metal work we also did a smooth firewall. My question is how do I go about figuring out where to drill the hole in the firewall. I'm installing a flaming river column. Any help appreciated thanks

    2. #2
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      installing steering column

      Bolting it to the dash or holding it up should give you an idea.. Or use a shorter 2" pipe to do that..?

      -Dale
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    3. #3
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      installing steering column

      Thanks I will be doing the same in the coming weeks.

      GaryB

      Current Project: 1971 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme
      Current plans include: Full RideTech Coil-Overs, Olds 455, Holley Terminator EFI, Edelbrock heads, Tremec T56 Magnum, custom dash, custom console, Dakota Digitial VXH-1017 gauge cluster, manual brakes, 3.42 gears, etc...


    4. #4
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      The only thing I have on the inside of my interior is the two bolts coming down from upper cowl don't have a dash in it do I just bolt it two those bolts

    5. #5
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      May 2013
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      What I did was I bought a short 2" piece of 3 ft pvc pipe from the orange hardware store and zip tied that to the steering column mount. Then bolted that to the dash. Mark around the area were the pipe touches to give you the general area of were to drill. Get the 2" hole saw and trace the back of it into the area marked and cut it out. I've used this method on my car and a few of my other cars.
      Ahmad B.




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