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 The Hemi motor in this '32...  The Hemi motor in this '32 Ford didn't leave much room for steering, but even in these tight quarters, it took only a few U-joints to thread the steering shaft from the Steer Clear output shaft to the steering box, avoiding the engine, headers, suspension components, and other obstacles without any extreme angle changes.  Steer Clear is showing up...  Steer Clear is showing up on all kinds of top shelf hot rods from racers to Grand National Roadster Show entrants. Todd Stevens' Hemi-powered '32 roadster, built at Squeeg's Kustoms, was a contender for the America's Most Beautiful Roadster award at the '10 Grand National Roadster Show, and is equipped with a Steer Clear system. Look closely at the engine photo below and you can see the lower shaft coming through the lower firewall behind the headers (arrow).  Mike Richards' Dearborn Deuce...  Mike Richards' Dearborn Deuce convertible, built by Hot Rods & Custom Stuff, also utilizes Steer Clear. The car was featured in the Dec. '07 issue of STREET RODDER. Photo by Randy Lorentzen.
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