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  1. 7th March 2008, 01:23 PM #1
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    series cab on range rover chassis

    g'day all. i've put a series 3 ute cab on a range rover chassis. need some advise on the best way to set up the steering. cheers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by wozapinin View Post
    g'day all. i've put a series 3 ute cab on a range rover chassis. need some advise on the best way to set up the steering. cheers.
    Use a Defender steering column and connect to the Range Rover steering box.

    Addit: Just thinking about it you can probably use the original Range Rover steering column and connect it in a similar manner to the Defender.

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    Pics of it, please.

    Been thinking of doing something like that later on with me Disco.
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    yep... cant take top of doors of a disco. air con makes ones lungs weak
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    can use a Rangie steering column - as Defender ones are more difficult to come by.

    Even try a Series column to a Rangie PAS box

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    Just use the rangie colomn and make some support brackets that bolt on to the firewall,works well on mine.Eric
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    Quote Originally Posted by THE 109 View Post
    Just use the rangie colomn and make some support brackets that bolt on to the firewall,works well on mine.Eric
    hey - any more pix of your 109? looking at your avitar it looks an interesting vehicle.

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    Check this out LRH

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    THX Slunnie,

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