Steer Clear Steering System - Steering Turns A Corner

This Steer Clear can be mounted on either side of the firewall, and can be hidden out of sight, or shown off. We've seen the elongated aluminum cases dressed up with paint and pinstriping. This system, like most applications we've seen, is mounted vertically, but if necessary, it could be mounted at an angle, depending on the proper position of the steering wheel and the point where the lower shaft needs to extend through the firewall.

Take a look at the improved angle of the steering wheel and the improved position of the column. The wheel is in a better, more comfortable position and the column is away from the driver's feet.

On this application, the steering system extends below the floor. Wizard Fabrication manufactures the Steer Clear in five standard lengths: 12 inches (8 inches shaft to shaft)
14 inches (10 inches shaft to shaft)
16 inches (12 inches shaft to shaft)
18 inches (14 inches shaft to shaft)
20 inches (16 inches shaft to shaft)
Custom lengths can be special ordered. Each case measures 4-1/4 inches in width and is only 1-1/2 inches deep.

The steering column attaches with U-joints to the 3/4-inch, 36-splined input shaft at the upper end of the unit. The lower shaft is the same size.

The more horizontal angle allowed Hot Rods By Dean to mount this tachometer at a visible location on the column.

On the engine side of the firewall, the lower output shaft is located well below the engine.