Product Summary

Universal Fit, Universal Mount Type, Tilt Column Type

  • 2-inch dia. column with 5 position tilt provides easy entry/exit and custom driving position
  • Built-in self-cancelling GM turn signal switch with on-column activated hazard flashers
  • GM 3-7/8-inch column wiring plug is compatible with OE and aftermarket chassis harnesses
  • Floor shift style column works with any floor shifted automatic or manual transmission
  • 30-inch-long bright chrome plated column uses ’69-’94 GM specs and fits a wide variety of applications
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #91032972
Mount TypeUniversal
Column TypeTilt
Shifter LocationFloor
Key LocationDash
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Speedway Motors 91032972 Details

  • 2-inch OD column housing, accepts any 2-inch column mount or drop
  • Overall length from end of bell to tip of steering shaft is 30-inches
  • Five position tilt mechanism with 30 degrees of total adjustment
  • Integrated GM style self-canceling turn signal switch with 4-way hazards
  • GM style 10-pin 3-7/8-inch wiring plug connects directly to most GM and aftermarket wiring harnesses
  • Aftermarket true 1-inch DD output shaft uses commonly available aftermarket U-joints or rag joints
  • Accepts any 1969 to 1994 GM steering wheel or GM steering wheel adapter
  • Rich chrome plated housing compliments any interior
  • Includes chrome plated turn signal lever, tilt lever, and hazard knob
  • GM style universal column will fit most any application when used with vehicle specific or universal mounting brackets

Enjoy the Drive Once Again

In the muscle car heyday, a tilt steering wheel was a scarce reality saved for luxury cars and exotics. If you did not fit well between the steering wheel and the seat tough cookies! It does not have to be that way today for your muscle car or street rod. Get behind the wheel and drive again in comfort with a Speedway Motors Universal GM Tilt Steering Column.

Do not let our product name scare you either! The "GM"is referring to the electrical connection type and steering shaft spline for the steering wheel. This column can just as easily fit into a Dodge, Ford, or any other project you may be building with just a little effort adapting the wiring to your vehicle and picking up a GM-specific steering wheel adapter for your aftermarket steering wheel of choice.

A Premium Tilt Column with All the Features You Want

Old tilt columns are just that-old! Do not waste your time in a salvage yard digging around for a steering column for your project that will undoubtably need a complete rebuild. Not to mention it most likely will be too long or too short for your application.

Using one of our universal tilt steering columns is the way to go. This is not just any old aftermarket steering column either. Manufactured with all new parts in a compact design, they will literally fit most anywhere. The small 2-inch diameter steering column tube and compact tilt head that is just 7-inches in length provides copious amounts of leg room while fitting nicely within most any dash.

The five-position tilt head allows 30 degrees of tilt, 20 degrees up and 10 degrees down from straight. This tilt function not only provides the perfect angle for personal driving comfort but can facilitate easier ingress/egress with a simple flick of the tilt lever. We also offer this column in a column shift version.

Details That Are an Industry Standard

We all have our favorite makes and models, but when it comes to tilt steering columns the 1969-1994 GM version takes top billing. These columns have been used as salvage yard retrofits for decades due to their wide fitment range, ease of availability, and huge aftermarket support for service replacement parts like turn signal switches, bearings, and more. So, when it was time for us to build our own universal tilt columns of course we kept ours true to these popular GM models.

Our tilt steering columnsfollow these 1969-1994 GM specifications for steering wheel spline, turn signal wiring, and more (making them a near-drop-in replacement for these years). We do upgrade the GM double-D (DD) steering shaft output from the OE .985 inches to a true 1-inch DD dimension for better compatibility with aftermarket U-joints and steering shaft components for connecting to your steering box or steering rack.

Installs Easily in Almost Anything with Four Wheels

Our Universal GM Tilt Steering Column arrives in a beautiful chrome plated finish ready to make your interior color scheme pop and ships with cleanly styled chrome-plated control levers for the turn signal switch, tilt mechanism, shifter, and hazard light switch. If you prefer, we offer our column in a plain steel version as well. The 2-inch OD column tube allows it to be easily secured to your dash using the original mount or a universal column mount. We offer upper and lower column mounts, column drops, and firewall supports to aid in your installation.

The standard GM steering wheel spline means any 1969-1994 GM steering wheel is a direct fit, or you can purchase a steering wheel adapter to aid in fitting your 3-, 5-, or 9-bolt wheel to your new column. Our steering wheel adapter buyer's guide will help you find the proper fit.

Our Universal Tilt Steering Column uses GM steering column wiring connectors. The standard 3-7/8-inch turn signal switch connector even uses stock GM wire color codes. This makes our column a direct plug-and-play electrical connection to millions of GM vehicles or just about any vehicle that has been upgraded with an aftermarket wiring harness. For non-GM vehicles with factory wiring, you can easily adapt your turn signal wiring by crimping on a new harness connector to match the OE Chevy steering column wiring connector.

If a fixed steering column is preventing you from enjoying your ride, then upgrade to our Universal GM Tilt Steering Column today and drive your vehicle in comfort. Your knees will thank you for it!

How to Measure Required Steering Column Length in Three Easy Steps

Your steering column length will not always be identical to the factory column due to several factors, including seating position, steering linkage connection (converting from a gear box to a rack-and-pinion for example), and other factors. For that very reason we highly recommend you measure your specific application for the best fitment.

Start with your dash/gauge cluster installed and your seating position confirmed so that you can determine proper steering wheel placement. Consider having your steering wheel of choice in hand as well for even more accurate measuring.

Step 1:

All our columns feature a 7-inch bell, which is the top portion where the tilt mechanism and turn signal switch reside. So, you will need to confirm you have a minimum clearance of seven inches between your dash and steering wheel. 

Step 2:

Measure from the back face of your steering wheel (taking into consideration any steering wheel adapter thickness) to your firewall.

Step 3:

Add 3-inches to this value for proper column pass through distance into the engine bay to get your column length total and then round up or down to the nearest column length we offer (30-, 32-, or 33-inch length) depending upon personal preference.

Additional Notes for Floor Shift Applications:

  • Verify column length needed to prevent the steering wheel hitting the dash when you tilt the wheel up
  • Main column ground is attached to the column tube and needs to be secured to chassis ground
  • The black wire in the ribbon harness is the ground for the horn relay

Replacement Parts

A replacement turn signal switch assembly is available for this column.

Features

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Specs

Black-ground for horn
Gray-Left front turn
Blue-right front turn
Brown-power feed from hazard flasher
Purple-power feed from turn flasher
Yellow-Left rear turn
Green-Right rear turn
White-Power feed from brake light switch

1.5 Inch of Double D Shaft At The End

Speedway Motors 91032972 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91032972
BrandSpeedway Motors
Mount TypeUniversal
Column TypeTilt
Shifter LocationFloor
Key LocationDash
Overall Length30"
FinishChrome
Output Shaft Type1" DD Aftermarket
Tube O.D.2"
Material TypeSteel
CollapsibleNo
Spline CountDD
GENERAL
Sold in QuantityEach
Notes7" from steering wheel mounting point to 2" tube. Wires exit 8.375" below bell shaped housing.
ColorChrome
Gear Indicator IncludedNo
Hazard SwitchYes
TelescopingNo
Tilt ColumnYes
Turn Signal Switch IncludedYes

Ratings & Reviews

4.7

49 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers highly recommend our product for its perfect fit and good looking appearance. It has been used in various models like Chevy Apache 1955, 1954 Chevy street machine, 33 Chevy 5 window, and more. Its quality has often been perceived as better than expected, with the column being well-built, rugged and nicely chromed. Despite a few minor modifications needed in some cases, it still functions well and some, in fact, have come back to purchase for their other projects. It's considered a great product with good quality and comparably better in terms of price. Also, users have noticed it to be a better product and equal in quality when compared to its expensive competitors, making it a practical choice. Some customers felt the product could improve with a more concealed wiring harness and minor modifications to perfect clearances. Overall, it is a preferred selection among vintage car enthusiasts.

4.7

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4.0

BETTER

The steering column is an excellent product but one way to make it better would be to have a list of Speedway steering wheels and adapters part numbers that correspond. It would make shopping a little more convenient

Most Liked Negative Review

2.0

poor quality components

Installed and after a few miles l/h turn signal would not cancel, a few additional miles the r/h also quite cancel would expect it to last longer than 1st drive.

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Excellent quality would recommend it

5.0

5 months ago

Fargo man

Ontario Canada

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As good a quality as an Ididit or Flaming River at a much better price. Comes with a GM shaft and wire harness.

Would Recommend

Would buy again

5.0

9 months ago

Wolfie

Cincinnati ohio

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Bought 30" should got the next longer on 1948 Ford truck

Would Recommend

I will buy again

5.0

12 months ago

Wilffbone

Cincy

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Worked as it should on my 48 f1

Would Recommend

poor quality components

2.0

a year ago

pete

Michigan

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Installed and after a few miles l/h turn signal would not cancel, a few additional miles the r/h also quite cancel would expect it to last longer than 1st drive.

Would Not Recommend

I would buy this product again

5.0

a year ago

None

Hagerstown Maryland

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Very well built and beautiful finish on this steering column.

Would Recommend

Great column

5.0

a year ago

lucky dog

Oregon

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This column works great in my 1946 willy's cj2a.

Would Recommend

I would recommend it to a friend

4.0

2 years ago

Jet

Toivola Mi. Upper Peninsula

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In a bush Jeep, 73 cj5, should include a vehicle specific wiring diagram,

Would Recommend

If need yes

5.0

2 years ago

The old man

Iowa

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Yes fit like I wanted

Would Recommend

chrome steering column

5.0

2 years ago

corvette man

Spartanburg, South Carolina

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great for changing old column over to rack and pinion

Would Recommend

Would buy again

5.0

2 years ago

T

Canada

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Bought to install in a model a. Have not installed yet but should work

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

40 Questions • 11 Answers

Will this steering column work on a 1970 Cadillac coupe deville?

by Wife to a Cadillac man

• 6 years ago

1 answer

Will this work in my 57 Chevy ?

by Mike

• 6 years ago

2 answers

i have a cpp 118544 2018/08/21 will ths this fit 1969 firebird?

by Robert

• 7 years ago

1 answer

do i use the GM 1" DD or the IDIDIT/flaming river 1" DD u-joint

by al

• 7 years ago

1 answer

witch u-joint should i use to go to 3/4" DD from this column

by al

• 7 years ago

1 answer

I bought a vehicle with this column installed - the hazard switch is broken (removed) and the hazard lights are constantly flashing. Is there a wiring schematic for this column as I need to figure out how to disable the hazard function?

by Eric

• 7 years ago

1 answer

Is the turn signal and tilt lever steel or plastic?

by Nicolai

• 7 years ago

1 answer

How many degrees of tilt does the column provide. Due to the position of the engine in my 32 ford the column needs to come up right at the bottom of the firewall and want to work out final angle of wheel once the column is fully tilted down

by Brad

• 7 years ago

1 answer

Will this column work with a 1966 Mustang with Rack and Pinion, Grant Steering Wheel, American Autowire harness (3 7/8" GM style plug)

by Jasen

• 7 years ago

1 answer

Can you tell me the dimensions of the "body" or the portion where the wheel mounts and the turn signals and tilt are to where the shaft portion begins and then from the base of the body to the rubber grommet where the electrical harness comes out? I appreciate it! I'd like to go with this one instead of the Nostalgia column with a clamp on turn signal assy.

by Mark

• 7 years ago

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