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Anyone with photos on electrical power steering mounted in car.

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Is it possible to do without modify the interior ?

First of all, if your car is left hand drive, just go and buy the factory PAS rack and then use a Mk2 pump, reservoir etc. There was never a RHD PAS rack for a mk1. There was a dealer approved conversion that cost ĢĢĢĢ's - that company no longer does that type of conversion.
TSR use to do a conversion that used a Nissan Bluebird rack - that was over Ģ1700 and is no longer available.
Various personal people over the years have adapted racks to fit.

I fitted the CrazyQuiffs Corsa setup to my wife's Cabby Sportline. The only thing you have to cut off is a secondary column mount that is not used as standard anyway. All the facia fits back, including the knee bar. What this means is that it will fit a tin top easily without facia modification!! The right hand air vent requires a flex I hose to be routed instead of the factory plastic stuff as the electric motor is in the way.
Here are a few pics
IMG_0320.JPG IMG_0320.JPG

Cheers,
Ade

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Thanks Ade
You says it will fit a tin top, but one of my concerns is that the cabby has a different lower knee bar (panel). The cabby one has more room, the tin top has a (dont know the name) "hole" for stuff.
Thanks for the info about the hose, then I know itīs possible to fix.
The secondary mount is used here in Sweden, but itīs not a problem to solve.

PAS, donīt know what/which that is ?

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chortle said

Having said that the Toyota and Nissan ones were pump driven I think.
It's the corsa for leccy unless others have tried something else?


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Donīt know what leccy means (must remeber Iīm not using English as my fist language  :) )
But if itīs electrical that is not a must, even if I like the idea of donīt have to mess with the hydraulic parts. But I can go both way, whatever that feels right when itīs time (quite soon, want to do all welding/cutting before paint).
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