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TR2/3/3A Are there different lengths for stator tubes?

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Lukens

Lukens

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I may be switching to a ridged steering tube. I presently have a split unit. I haven't found any reference to different length stator tubes. Are all stator tubes the same length?

Russ
 
The tube for an adjustable steering wheel differs in length (and other ways) from the non-adjustable. Other than that I know of no differences.
 
What Geo said. I'm using the stator tube from TS39781LO (which had a split column) in TS13571L (which has solid). But both cars have non-adjustable steering wheels.
 
As stated, adjustable steering stator tube about 4/5 inches longer and has long slit in it at the top for sliding the head control. If you go to fixed head you can just cut some of the stator tube off. Preferably where the long slit is.

Marv
 
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