Steering shaft rubbing headers?
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Steering shaft rubbing headers? I put in some Kooks LT's and now my steering shaft is rubbing along the first tube is this normal? Makes driving a little rough. Been that way for a couple of weeks now and is getting smoother everyday but thats because it is wearing down my steering shaft. Would it mess up the flow if i knotched it for extra clearance?
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Could be motor mounts I gotta check it is getting a little more vibration than usual right now. I will probably try to grind down the shaft before I try notching the header tube thats a bit easier. Just want to know if that messes with the integrity of the shaft?
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Originally Posted by dixonk
Could be motor mounts I gotta check it is getting a little more vibration than usual right now. I will probably try to grind down the shaft before I try notching the header tube thats a bit easier. Just want to know if that messes with the integrity of the shaft?
