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healeyneil
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Anyone ever fitted rower steering to a Healey ? Someone I know drives a Healey with hand controls ( as he is lacking slightly on the leg count) steering one handed can be tricky sometimes !
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AndrewMawson
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Hey Douglas Bader drove his MG's during the war with NO legs (well tin ones!) but them he also flew a Spitfire
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healeyneil
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Heh you laughing at my spilleng!
JamesWilson
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Neil:
I've done an archive search and not turned up anything worth mentioning, but you could try asking the "Modified Healeys" people- stuffing big American V8s into Healeys might also involve changing out the steering and I've seen comments about using Pinto and Mustang units though not power steering per se....
https://groups.yahoo.com/group/modifiedhealeys/
and they've a website:
https://ntahc.org/modifiedhealeys/
I've done an archive search and not turned up anything worth mentioning, but you could try asking the "Modified Healeys" people- stuffing big American V8s into Healeys might also involve changing out the steering and I've seen comments about using Pinto and Mustang units though not power steering per se....
https://groups.yahoo.com/group/modifiedhealeys/
and they've a website:
https://ntahc.org/modifiedhealeys/
Keoke
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Hi Healeyneil,There are several cars which have been updated with Rack & Pinion steering.Consequently, its just a splash to add the power type rack .However,to prevent powerloss in the engine it will most likely require the addition of a Moraine pump and possibly an alternator.---Fwiw---Keoke
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Modified AH Registry
I am the web master for the Modified AH Registry web site.
Every car that I know of that has been converted to R & P has used a Sprite unit.
I know of no big Healey that has power steering. There are a couple of Jensens that have it.
Within the past year, there was a guy named "Joe" from San Francisco who frequented this forum.
He was single limbed.
As I remember, he had some hardware installed to compensate for his disability.
Tim Moran
I am the web master for the Modified AH Registry web site.
Every car that I know of that has been converted to R & P has used a Sprite unit.
I know of no big Healey that has power steering. There are a couple of Jensens that have it.
Within the past year, there was a guy named "Joe" from San Francisco who frequented this forum.
He was single limbed.
As I remember, he had some hardware installed to compensate for his disability.
Tim Moran