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07-22-2012, 10:23 AM
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Jack--I wouldn't do that, this is a trusty old cast rod from the '63 389. I would much rather have it explode into a thousand pieces rather than bend while I'm in a corner---UH-- wait a minute, LOL. Lets see. I already a have a turn signal rod-----HMMMM. Aron I like that thought except for all the rods hanging off the column. Now if I could go to aluminum rods---yeah Babby!!!! I am actually thinking of putting out a wanted ad for a Pontiac spec aluminum rod if anyone has any an old left over unusable rod for the steering column drop. Would look nice all polished up instead of that old cast unit. And the lighter weight would make my car---FASTER---too. 8^) Mark L
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07-23-2012, 02:57 AM
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Plenty of old Pontiac aluminum rods laying around... Oh- you probably want them to be still in one piece?
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