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#71542501
50 Degree 1-3/4 Inch Column Mount For T-Kit W/ Mounting Hardware
- Part will actually come in a raw finish
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Universal Fit, 1.75" Hole Diameter, Steel
- Part will actually come in a raw finish
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These mounts are the economical mounting solution for T-bucket steering columns. They are designed to be used in conjunction with our 1-3/4" diameter stainless or plain steel hot rod steering columns.
- Economical mounting solution for T-bucket steering columns.
- Will accept 1-3/4" Hot Rod style steering columns.
- Bracket puts the column at a 50 degree angle to the firewall
- Designed to be used in conjunction with our 1-3/4" diameter stainless or plain steel hot rod steering columns
- Same bracket as # 715-4250 and includes 6 ea 3/8" mounting bolt / nut hardware
Speedway Motors 71542501 Specifications
Speedway Motors 71542501 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 71542501 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Hole Diameter | 1.75" |
| Material Type | Steel |
| GENERAL | |
| Inside Diameter | 1.75" |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
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Ratings & Reviews
Questions & Answers
Questions & Answers
5 Questions • 7 Answers
So, that's the only support that hold's the column? What about a support for lower part of dash? How long is the tube on your support?
by Tom
• 9 years ago
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A few questions: What is the difference between 715-42501 and 715-4255. Also, what is the dimensions of the mounting plate and what is the thickness of the steel? Thanks!
by capnz
• 11 years ago
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What goes on the out side of firewall?
by Trivette71
• 12 years ago
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Can I use it on a '32 Ford? In designing my steering for my '32 Ford, I've concluded that I need to set the column at about a 50-degree angle, and that it needs to pass through the vertical portion of my firewall. The other adjustable mounts you offer don't seem to be capable of getting that steep of an angle. I realize that I'd still need an upper column mount at the dash too. My question is, will this work? (I don't see why not, except that the column mount on the dash will determine the position of this mount vertically on the firewall.) Any other suggestions for achieving a 50-degree angle? Thanks!
by bigmurf
• 12 years ago
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What is the angle on this,trying to figure where it will put my wheel. Thanks
by Mike
• 14 years ago
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