Wtd---the Shaft between steering rack and bottom end of column

[dat2kman]

Chasing the cardan shaft ( fixed unversal joint at bottom where it clamps onto rack)

The top is a fine spline on end of shaft.

There were two versions,

Up to july 1073

And from August 1973.

 

Heres my problem, i dont know whoch one i need! ( custom application)

If you have one, can you measure its o/all length and post up, and what month/year is car

 

Possibly 2+2's could be a third variant?

 

Brisbane area.

[dat2kman]

The thing on the right, item 33.

[PeterAllen]

...

Up to july 1073

And from August 1973.

...

 

I don't think you will find any from 1073 - they were all destroyed at the Battle of Hastings, seven years earlier!

 

Here is mine - 3/72 = 530mm

[dat2kman]

Thanks Peter.

Turns out what I have is a Z shaft that has been cut down to 385mm o/all length and replined, with a milled flat for the bolt.

 

I can se eother version pf the shafts.

 

Anyone wrcking/parting out, r have bits of steering from Z

Hit ke up.

Brisbane for lcal pickup, can bring tools to remove.

[zcar63]

Hi Jason

Might know a bloke who has one.

Cheers David

[dat2kman]

Thanks David.

I am going to be shortening it to reqd length and resplineing it, can cut and shut mine to another for ni, or if his is good splines, will cut/shut that.

My spline end is twisted apprpx 45 degrees and bent approx 20 deg, due to hitting a dirt embankment.

 

F it gets finished/put back together in time, hopefully, it'll be going up to DatNats,,,

[PZG302]

The steering should be in my old shell still that Patch has down the coast of you have no other luck.

[dat2kman]

Tried Paul at Ippy, no answer, he's prob away doing scientific herpetology work, out in the bush.

Looking for any of the various versions ( 3 off them?) from any Z, rather Brosbane local, as ot's a bot pf a hassle to arrange chauffer's time