DS Steering Shaft Removal??
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I rolled my DS back in Feb, bent the steering shaft right near the top where it goes into the frame. My buddy and I managed to bend it enough to ride and I can't really notice much of a difference, but when I look at it it is just off a bit and it annoys the crap out of me. I want to remove the shaft and make it straight. Any advice? I read somewhere the nuts at the base of the shaft are a bear to get off or something like that?
If anyone has removed one and if you could give me some pointers I'd appreciate it.
Thanks
Mike
If anyone has removed one and if you could give me some pointers I'd appreciate it.
Thanks
Mike
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I did the exact same bend as you did. The above post was right about things to remove. I also found it easier to take shaft down through the frame. This means removing the a-arm skid plate. It is tight and the cables up top will give you some grief. Plan some time.
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I replace mine with the Roll design one. You have to custom order a head and stem and have it welded together.
I rolled mine once since the roll design stem was installed and it didn't bend. I think it has to do with the stem being stronger and it has rubber mounted bars which have some give to them. The stem only cost me $100 from roll design.
I rolled mine once since the roll design stem was installed and it didn't bend. I think it has to do with the stem being stronger and it has rubber mounted bars which have some give to them. The stem only cost me $100 from roll design.
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Here is an earlier post of how I have done it.
Fri July 01, 2005 7:55 PM
I have done mine twice and I think both times I blocked up the front tires and flattened the A arms and angled it out the bottom. The top piece goes through the bottom easier than the bottom piece does through the top.
Fri July 01, 2005 7:55 PM
I have done mine twice and I think both times I blocked up the front tires and flattened the A arms and angled it out the bottom. The top piece goes through the bottom easier than the bottom piece does through the top.
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