Power Steering Adapter Plates

[andytobinskb]

Thank you for your knowledge. I will be ordering one in the near future. Do you also make the steering linkage with the universal joints that i saw in the thread that you shared.

[Captainfab]

No I do not currently make a collapsible steering shaft coupler with u-joints. I have been wanting to but just not enough time with working 80hrs/7 days a week every week every month.

Originally Posted by andytobinskb

Thank you for your knowledge. I will be ordering one in the near future. Do you also make the steering linkage with the universal joints that i saw in the thread that you shared.

[Tscustoms]

I'm looking to purchase one of the brackets for my 65. I have sectioned my crossmember 2" and moved forward am inch. Will I be able to move the bracket the same to correct my steering

[Captainfab]

With what you are doing, the supplied template will be of no use. I have no idea what you will need to do to mount and support the steering box adapter plate as I have never done anything like this.

Originally Posted by Tscustoms

I'm looking to purchase one of the brackets for my 65. I have sectioned my crossmember 2" and moved forward am inch. Will I be able to move the bracket the same to correct my steering

[Tscustoms]

Does the. Template line up with the factory holes for the non power steering box

[Captainfab]

The installation template does reference the holes for the original steering box to position the power steering box.

Originally Posted by Tscustoms

Does the. Template line up with the factory holes for the non power steering box

[HugoV]

Captainfab - I am sure this has been answered already but I am short on time this morning to search on your thread...

I have a power steering box from a 68-72 truck that I need to install on my 64' c10 2wd, will this bracket be the one I need in order to get that done?

If so, send me a message on where to send payment and how long it will take to get to me to 98059.

Thanks!

[Captainfab]

All '68-'86 C/K series and '87-'91 R/V series steering boxes are all interchangeable.

Do you need just the steering box adapter plate, or do you also need the tube and flange?

I will send you a PM with ordering and payment info.

[spitfire980]

I have a 67 C10 and was i wondering if you can manufacture the required four 1/4" thick spacers for the power steering box to fit.

Since in my part of the world, cutting up the frame is in instant registration fail and the manufacturing quality isint the best in the world if i wanted to fab the spacers myself

Thanks

[Captainfab]

I will send you a PM.

Originally Posted by spitfire980

I have a 67 C10 and was i wondering if you can manufacture the required four 1/4" thick spacers for the power steering box to fit.

Since in my part of the world, cutting up the frame is in instant registration fail and the manufacturing quality isint the best in the world if i wanted to fab the spacers myself

Thanks

[Captainfab]

Here are a couple more pics of the tube and flange that many are not aware of. This is a simple way to connect the original steering column shaft to the rag joint if you do not have a drill press and a welder to make use of the original flange as shown in the installation instructions. The cost of this tube and flange assembly is $25.00

[Nootz]

Capt, anymore plates for sale? Can I use on my 62 c10?

[Captainfab]

I build and ship all of my products everyday including the steering box adapter plates. I already replied to your PM.

See post #626 regarding the '60-'62 frames

Originally Posted by Nootz

Capt, anymore plates for sale? Can I use on my 62 c10?

[Sinisterv10]

John,
Once again, thank you for the speedy delivery on the parts. I am using the rear disc brake brackets on my sons 77 c10. Now i'm trying to make time to install the power steering gear box brackets on my 60 frame along with the trailing arm perches. The quality of your products excellent and and fitment is perfect.

Thanks

[Captainfab]

Thanks for the compliments and the purchase

[Brad54]

Without going thru the whole gazillion-page thread on my phone, do you make an adapter for 4x4 chassis? In my case,
60-62.

[Captainfab]

I do not make a steering box adapter plate specifically for the K series frames. I have sold many of these plates to customers that have installed them on their K series frames. Check out Les Otte's installation on his '64.

http://www.67-72chevytrucks.com/vboa...632508&page=6t

Originally Posted by Brad54

Without going thru the whole gazillion-page thread on my phone, do you make an adapter for 4x4 chassis? In my case,
60-62.

[oldarky66]

Captainfab,
I need one of your power steering adapter plates. Please send all necessary info at your convenience.
Thanks.

[Captainfab]

I will send you a PM........

Originally Posted by oldarky66

Captainfab,
I need one of your power steering adapter plates. Please send all necessary info at your convenience.
Thanks.

[oldarky66]

Captain,
Mailed you the MO for power steering plate adapter this morning. Did this before seeing your latest pm so sorry it does not include my forum user name.
I'll post on here when I receive it.
Thanks,
Wade

[oldarky66]

Captainfab,
Received my adapter plate today. Thanks for fast service and great product.

[Captainfab]

Thanks for the purchase, I appreciate it

[pmeyers]

Captainfab,
Just finished the brakes on my 62 C10 that has a hydraulic clutch - drum/drum. I want to add a booster using your kit including the mounting bracket and wilwood clutch cylinder.
I just picked up an early 90's Booster and master cylinder setup from a Chevy 1500. Bolts measure 3 3/8x 31/2 so booster should be fine. Wondering if I can use the mc that is already on it or do I need a different mc. Also from reading previous posts it appears that I can eliminate the proportioning valve since it is drum/drum? I can post a pic of the booster assembly if it would help. Will get my order in as soon as I am sure I have the right parts. Thanks for your help,
Paul

[pmeyers]

Posted to the wrong thread. Move it to the brake booster thread.

[OldChevy61]

Capt. Will I have to do anything to the centerlink to use this system? Or just the plate, gearbox and pitman arm.