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fitting a cordoba tilt column into a 71 charger #1070422
09/06/11 05:20 PM
09/06/11 05:20 PM
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minnarusta
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I recently saw frankendusters car and he had a tilt column out of a Cordoba installed. I want to put one of these into my 1971 superbee. Anyone have any luck modifying one for their mopar?


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Re: fitting a cordoba tilt column into a 71 charger [Re: TX9H6E4CUDA] #1070423
09/06/11 11:22 PM
09/06/11 11:22 PM
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I may have neglected to mention......
The distance from the firewall where the column bolts down TO the underdash area where the column hangs is slightly different from the A body to the Cordoba. The Cordoba column is slightly longer. The plastic "breakaway capsules" do allow some fore and aft movement though, as they are slotted. The wiring is a mix of GM and Chrysler, but it connected to my Duster harness without mods. I had to use a flat faced steering wheel because the column is LONGER from the dash outward, and a dished steering wheel would make the car uncomfortable to drive for anyone that didn't have Pteradactal arms!







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