[jimmy11990]

i recently put bbk headers on my 94 gt, after i did that there was a relly bad vibration in the steering from the new header tubes being bigger they were rubbing the steering collumn, now the vibration went away and there is alott of play in the steering wheel, i can move the wheel whyle driving about a inch in both directions and nothing happens, now i dont know if i need to buy a new collumn or if thers just sumpthing that got loose???

[norcal5.0]

Originally Posted by jimmy11990

i recently put bbk headers on my 94 gt, after i did that there was a relly bad vibration in the steering from the new header tubes being bigger they were rubbing the steering collumn, now the vibration went away and there is alott of play in the steering wheel, i can move the wheel whyle driving about a inch in both directions and nothing happens, now i dont know if i need to buy a new collumn or if thers just sumpthing that got loose???

you might wanna check the steering collum bushing or tighen up the collum it self

[YLDPONY]

I wouldn't drive that car until you check out this problem
It sounds to me like the play is coming from the steering shaft being loose.

[GTRaptor]

Or the bushing was damaged (burned)

[hotmustang95]

Originally Posted by GTRaptor

Or the bushing was damaged (burned)

That sounds about rite. If you didn't have this problem before the new headers and now do then being that the headers are now rubbing the heat most likely melted the rubber bushing away. Buying new one's will only melt again. You may need to get a new Flaming River unit. Those have no rubber in them and they have more clearance then the stock shaft. I have one myself and it clears my long tubes.

[cmcgee]

Also check to ensure that the steering shaft isn't expanded. I replaced the steering shaft on my 95 model because I could move the wheel 3-4 inches before the car would respond. Just my .02. Good luck.