534me makes a good point about the steering box being tight against the frame.
I bought a 71 C-10 and when I first got it, I was turning the wheel twice and steering once, all the way down the highway. I thought, the heck with this, I'll rebuild the front end. I did everything, springs, shocks, tie rod ends, pitman arms, balljoints, upper and lower control arm shafts, the works.
I thought, now I'll take the test ride that will show me how this truck is suppose to steer. smile
Well, I started down the road, and I'm still turning twice and steering once frown :confused:
Back to the garage, started checking things out, and found the mounting bolts, for the steering box against the frame were loose. Tightened them up; took another test ride and smile smile smile Just like new !


Joe - (Buckeye Bowtie)
"Remember it takes about 2850 bolts to built a Chevy Truck and only 1 NUT to scatter them all over the highway"

1950 3100
1971 C-10
1939 Buick Century