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if your going to the hassle of swapping over to right hand drive why not get a rack and pinion? only need to weld in some captive nuts in the chassis rails and a few clearance mods.but as your going lhd to rhd your gonna have to mod the bulkhead anyways
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what frame head mods are you eferring to? according to the haynes restoration manual the only mods needed are a hole for the pedal assembly and the rod for the master cylinder. The steering boxes and idler arm are direct bolt ons from side to side according to the manual.
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surely you must have to cut a hole for the steering coloum? and mounts for it? oh hang on, its a 1302 so different bulkhead to what i'm thinking of
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LOL yeah i forgot about the column holes to but thats probally the easy part
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Rhd
I have a 66 RHD in Thailand that I am using for a GL Speedster donor with tube frame and rack and pinion A-arm front suspension.
As such I do not need any of the Beetle bits including steering and dash You are welcome to them for a round of amber liquid if ever in Chiangmai, but shipping will be the expense. Robert |
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if the steering box is twice the price of the standard one you have the right one, mainly because it was only a 2 year item on only the 1302 they are bloody expensive
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Hi
The same steering box was used on RHD supers from 71 - 74. Steve
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STI powered 1303 in the works. Last edited by Steve C; June 20th 2007 at 20:49. |
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