A-pillar pods?
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10-16-2006
Originally Posted by weaver79
oh righty them. I found them in jeg's today. But, not 4 my '03. I think that it might work anyway. Since the only thing really different is that I have a OS-Handel on mine.
With the handle removed, a flare and bolt hole remain in the plastic A-pillar trim above the pod. The lower hole is covered by the pod.
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10-19-2006
Originally Posted by mudranger96
Summit also sells steering colunm pods for mustangs that will fit our rangers those are pretty cool
It can be made to work but is not a simple, straightforward installation like it is on the Mustang.
#13
10-19-2006
Originally Posted by rwenzing
They don't actually "fit" because the shape of the Ranger upper steering column trim is different. It requires that the Ranger upper be cut away for clearance. In addition, there is no hole for the shift lever on automatic trucks.
It can be made to work but is not a simple, straightforward installation like it is on the Mustang.
It can be made to work but is not a simple, straightforward installation like it is on the Mustang.
i have heard that there is another column pod that will fit autos. but i cant recall what it was, scott(gaybriel) knows.
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10-19-2006
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