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09-18-2006, 11:30 PM
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68 C10 Manual Steer Info Needed
I'm doing some internet research for P/N's to get my manual steering box connected to the auto tilt-column I recently installed in my 68 Beater.
From my measurments, it looks like the column shaft is 3/4 dia- 36 spline. The steering box also looks like it's 3/4 dia but it has a pretty severe 'flat' machined so I'm assuming the spline count is the same. Can anyone point me to some internet info that can confirm this so I can have some educated info when I call to get pricing & product info? Or possibly someone has purchased Borgeson joints for their steering & can chime in on what they used? Thanks in advance . . ....
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09-18-2006, 11:41 PM
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Re: 68 C10 Manual Steer Info Needed
xxl BOUGHT THE JOINTS FOR HIS SHAFT
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09-19-2006, 12:35 AM
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Re: 68 C10 Manual Steer Info Needed
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I'm pretty sure that my column is 3/4dia & I did actually count 36 splines; it's the gear box that has me wondering. It's difficult to assume the spline count when almost 1/4 of the shaft is machined flat.
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