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Old 04-23-2011, 03:10 PM   #1
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Re: 1968 chevrolet truck power steering conversion

My advice would be to seek out the parts either from a donor truck, salvage yard or a member on the forum. $800 is way to much, IMO. I did it to my '70 many moons ago. It's well worth it. I finally had to install a rebuilt gear box, today in fact, that I purchased from Advance Auto. They have them very reasonable right now. They're only $139+$45 core charge. At the moment you can get 15% off plus $50 towards your next purchase of $100 or more. That could go towards a pump.
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Old 05-11-2012, 11:26 AM   #2
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Re: 1968 chevrolet truck power steering conversion

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My advice would be to seek out the parts either from a donor truck, salvage yard or a member on the forum. $800 is way to much, IMO. I did it to my '70 many moons ago. It's well worth it. I finally had to install a rebuilt gear box, today in fact, that I purchased from Advance Auto. They have them very reasonable right now. They're only $139+$45 core charge. At the moment you can get 15% off plus $50 towards your next purchase of $100 or more. That could go towards a pump.
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Hello I have a 1970 Chevy c10 , I am doing a steering conversion from manual to power steering . I have bought everything through my local advance auto parts like power steering box an pit-man arm , everything fits except the end of the pit arm the goes into the drag link ? to small an won't tighten up properly , the diameter of the stud that goes through the drag link is smaller than the manual steering pit arm . do you know the correct pit arm for my application ? Thanks in advance . Robert
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