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Earl Junior · 02-25-2003, 08:54 PM

I helped install PS on a truck without the indent. We used a torch, a couple of clamps, a chunk of solid steel and a BFH to make an indent.

I understand that you can space the gear box using washers, but that it takes away from the structural integrity of the steering column or something like that.

Fortunately, my 68 had the indent when I upgraded.

02-25-2003, 08:54 PM	#2
Earl Junior Cadillac power Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: North Idaho Posts: 296	I helped install PS on a truck without the indent. We used a torch, a couple of clamps, a chunk of solid steel and a BFH to make an indent. I understand that you can space the gear box using washers, but that it takes away from the structural integrity of the steering column or something like that. Fortunately, my 68 had the indent when I upgraded. __________________ Just for the record, if I'm down to my last potato, I'm not sharing it with a guy who wants to kill me so he can get a better supply of virgins in paradise. That lesson is a little thing I call Economics 101, infidel style. --Scott Adams author of Dilbert