Lets Convert a Fiero to Right Hand Drive (Page 2/21)
2000RagTop DEC 17, 01:02 AM

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Originally posted by AusFiero:


I can do that for you tomorrow when I take more pics.
Cheers
Jim


Jim, Thank you very much !!

lurker DEC 17, 02:05 AM
i hope the red stuff on the dropcloth isnt blood.
yons DEC 17, 06:10 AM
keep them coming AUS..
Gokart Mozart DEC 17, 11:05 AM
Have you thought of an aftermarket A/C unit to open the space under the dash?

Here's a conversion for a 59 Caddy. Dash was cut in 5 places and cost about $10,000 in 1996 and some history on conversions.

jscott1 DEC 17, 11:44 AM
Awesome build up. I never knew exactly how the conversion was done. I can see why it would be expensive to have it done professionally.

Maybe someday this won't be required as I read about a prototype that has drive by wire controls and they can be easily placed in front of any of the three front seat passengers.

PK DEC 17, 12:14 PM
Neat work Aus. Now I can point our lot to this thread if they ask about RHD conversion, rather than sending them to pester you direct Are you using the Volvo steering rack? I have also heard that a Ford Sierra rack will fit?!

Think you said it was law to have RHD in Aus, we are lucky enough to have the option to leave as LHD.

Cheers
PK
Edited for spelling and general incompetence!

[This message has been edited by PK (edited 12-17-2005).]

Sourmug DEC 17, 12:55 PM
Excellent thread! This would be very helpful for those of us who want to modify the existing dash for a more updated look. keep the pictures coming.

Nolan

FieroMontreal DEC 17, 01:14 PM
Great work Aus! Don't give up!
AusFiero DEC 17, 04:53 PM

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Originally posted by PK:
Neat work Aus. Now I can point our lot to this thread if they ask about RHD conversion, rather than sending them to pester you direct Are you using the Volvo steering rack? I have also heard that a Ford Sierra rack will fit?!

I am actually using an underdash chain drive conversion. From past experience and FIeros I have foudn this to be a better system as the steering configuration stays as per factory. Also the heater doesn't need to be moved nor does the brake master cylinder. Fieros I have driven with a full RHD conversion never seem to feel as nice as one which is essentially still LHD.

FieroMontreal DEC 17, 05:02 PM
How does that system work Aus?