I have a 1957 Chevy 1/2 ton NAPCO tuck. It has a 1965 Chevy 348 "W" engine installed. Not being satisfied
with the torture that install inflicted, I'm installing power steering and an IDIT column. I'm using a CPP steering
box (part of their power steering install kit). My pickup was not an original NAPCO, I installed the NAPCO
components myself.

My question is this: my truck has appears to have large turning radius (I think it turns the same amount in either direction although
I never really tested that). I'm wondering if I have the wrong drag link. Mine measures 17 inches which I think is the normal length.
The Pittman arm is located approximately 30 degrees (downward) to the back of the truck when the steering is centered.
If I had a shorter drag link, the Pittman arm could be mounted in a vertical position. Or is this the way it should be?
Thanks for your help.
don