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Just put a 348 chevy w/350 auto tranny behind it. Had to remove the ol streeing column, steering box & drag link to do this, alone with some other sheet metal.
What is the best way to relocate the ol streeing box and drag link, sorta wanted to keep the ol stuff in the truck.
Was thinking of bolting or welding a piece of large angle iron to the frame, to relocate the box to the left (closer to the wheel). Then removing the drag link lower ball, and reinstalling it on the other side of the drag link arm, to make all closer to the original locations. Any input you would be good. Jerry
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