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Re: Flat-Out Engineering front end?
With any R&P set-up on a C10, you'll most likely need to adjust the column length to suit your needs.
I can't answer specifically about the Flat-Out set-up, but I had to shorten my column around 6" to have more room in the cab & get a clean, non-binding angle under the hood for a Porterbuilt set-up.
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Re: Flat-Out Engineering front end?
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Re: Flat-Out Engineering front end?
It's inside the rails. My steering shaft runs between the upper a-arm + C/O mount & exhaust flange (Ramhorn style manifold). Getting the shaft centered between the 2 required getting column length just right.
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