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Old 06-05-2020, 04:37 PM   #1
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Re: Collapsible intermediate shaft?

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That's because you have to modify the shaft on the column.
any details exactly what has to be done because i have no idea.
do just I buy the u joint and install.?
do i change the shaft? if so who has them?
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Old 06-05-2020, 05:06 PM   #2
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Re: Collapsible intermediate shaft?

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any details exactly what has to be done because i have no idea.
do just I buy the u joint and install.?
do i change the shaft? if so who has them?
Pretty much what post 12 did on this thread. But by the way, if your not sure and wanting to do this yourself - Maybe you should get professional help on a something like steering and brakes. Your life depends on it.
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Pretty much what post 12 did on this thread. But by the way, if your not sure and wanting to do this yourself - Maybe you should get professional help on a something like steering and brakes. Your life depends on it.
I was wanting to copy something that someone else did so i didnt have to re-event the wheel. I have this.
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Old 06-07-2020, 07:08 PM   #4
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I was wanting to copy something that someone else did so i didnt have to re-event the wheel. I have this.
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The G-van tilt column ( from what I’ve read) is the same as a 72 C10.
The 72 C10 used a collapsible steering shaft.
This swap has been done many times, and there are many ways to join the steering shaft to the power steering box.

I’m hoping to complete my install within the next couple of weeks, so
I’ll try to let you know if it goes according to plan.
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Old 01-25-2021, 08:09 PM   #5
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Re: Collapsible intermediate shaft?

I used the 1977 Chevrolet c10 power steering box
The input spline count says its 26 from Masterpro

Suggestions then what intermediate shaft to use
I dont think the CPP-1DD730 will work
Thats a 3/4x30 spline unless im misunderstanding something

Need some advise on this one,


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Old 01-26-2021, 10:31 AM   #6
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I used the 1977 Chevrolet c10 power steering box
The input spline count says its 26 from Masterpro

Suggestions then what intermediate shaft to use
I dont think the CPP-1DD730 will work
Thats a 3/4x30 spline unless im misunderstanding something

Need some advise on this one,


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The system and parts described by me in a previous post in this thread worked out perfectly for me.

Van column (it actually has a 30 -spline output end)
Jegs U-joint (30 spline on one end, 3/4”DD on the other end)
Squarebody intermediate shaft with the top OEM coupler cut off
Rag joint
Steering box.
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Old 01-26-2021, 08:59 PM   #7
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any details exactly what has to be done because i have no idea.
do just I buy the u joint and install.?
do i change the shaft? if so who has them?
You can take your shaft that’s in the original column, measure and cut it to the length, take the shaft to a mach shop and they can put the DD on it for you, I’ve done it many times......
You will need a bearing or bushing in the end of the column tube as well.....

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