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Deuce Power steering question

gimpyrobb

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Look for a 1" offset!

You could take a riveted rim and drill out the rivets, then weld it 1 inch in farther for an off set if you can't find any.
 

JasonS

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Alright. So how do I tell the 135 rims from all the rest so that I know when I get my power steering kit from Tom?
If you sight down the outside edge of the tire, the center of the rim is ~flush with the edge of the tire on the M135 rim. The M35 rim centers stick out.
 

Dipstick

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no, that is normal and really depends on wheel offset. there are now so many wheels used other than stock, but the solution is to adjust the right steering stop a little. you really don't loose much so you will not notice it. i used m135 wheels on mine as they have 1 inch more offset so it clears by an inch.
I did adjust the R.H. stop a bit previously. Maybe I'll just turn it out a bit more. Or I may look for some m135 rims. Are they hard to come by? Thanks Tom!
 

uriss

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Having carefully examined all of the great useful information I want to thank you all at this time. I would have liked to had some kind of assisted steering for a trip I was planning for next year to my grandfathers old homestead in Montana. However, It will have to rely on my back holding up and a bit more weight training for the arms lol. If I get lucky and sell my 81 Z-28 then I will seek to buy what I need and have a pro put it together. Appreciate the insights and Thank You All again.
 
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