<VV> [FC] FC Steering Wheel Shaft Size
Jim Becker
mr.jebecker at gmail.com
Fri Jul 13 15:28:00 EDT 2018
". . . The early car nut was 1/4 20. . . ."
That isn't even reasonable. I'm pretty sure that was a typo for 1/2-20.
The same thing was repeated in every version of the parts catalog I have
seen.
Jim Becker
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Subject: Re: [FC] FC Steering Wheel Shaft Size
The Chevy FC part number was 114496, but the parts manual no longer listed
it by 1973. The early car nut was 1/4 20. My Greenbrier's nut was missing
when I got it so I got a grade 5 nut from an industrial fastener outlet.
There's Murphy's Law corollary that says you'll find yours in six months
Bob Hall
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From: Bryan Blackwell via Corvanatics <corvanatics at corvair.org>
To: Rod Murray <rmurray8996 at gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: [FC] <VV> FC Steering Wheel Shaft Size
I'm pretty sure the FC shares the shaft dimensions with '60 - '63 and '67 -
'69 Corvairs (other Chevies from those years too). I found a post that said
'67 Camaros used 1/2 - 20.
Be aware that this is a special nut, it's certainly hardened, and it might
be non-standard in thickness (I've only had ours off once). I'd use Grade 5
or 8 for sure, you might also loctite it on.
--Bryan
> On Jul 13, 2018, at 1:10 PM, Rod Murray via VirtualVairs <<a
> href="mailto:virtualvairs at corvair.org">virtualvairs at corvair.org</a>>
> wrote:
>
> Does anyone know if the steering wheel shaft size is the same for both
> cars and fc’s? I’ve tried the 7/16-20 size and it doesn’t seem to fit.
> FYI, mines a 64 greenbrier.
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