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Rams Horn Steering

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Merrill Gardiner

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Can anyone steer me in the right direction to upgrade my Bow Tie steering to a Rams Horn style? I fly a 1973 PA-28-140 with the larger diameter shaft. Avion research is out of business so please don’t suggest that Avenue. I’ve looked at yolks from Texas Air salvage but they look like they’ve been rescued from a landfill. I’ve also heard that Mooney yolks are an option, so any advice would be appreciated.
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