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Old 12-31-2012, 12:39 AM
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Can anyone tell me by the pic above if this has been cut out?

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Are you talking about the sort of collar clamp at the base of the steering
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Are you talking about the sort of collar clamp at the base of the steering
column?
No. I am trying to figure out if the gap where the clamp shows in the picture above has been cut out or not. On the bottom of the dash itself, laying on your back and looking up, there is a gap under the steering column and behind the steering wheel column cover that is void. If you install lap vents for an AC car, there is no support in this area to keep the vent from falling in on the column end of the vent. It's kinda weird to describe, but if someone has a picture of the underside of the stock dash just below the stock steering column it sure would help. Thanks guys...

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If someone has a picture of the underside of the stock dash just below the stock steering column it sure would help. Thanks guys...

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Now I have been told that there is a T shaped spacer that goes there.....any one have any pics of this thing?

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