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I've got a power steering pump, gear box, and brackets headed my way for my '72 C-10. The setup is from a 4WD so I believe I need to change the Pitman arm. No problem there. However, I've seen a number of steering column lower shafts (between the rag joint and the gear box) advertised on eBay as for "power steering" setups. Is there a difference in shafts between power and non-power steering and thus I'll need to buy one? My '72 is (obviously) non-power steering right now with a factory floor shift.

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Anyone?

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I'm pretty sure you gotta use 2wd stuff on 2wd. you can use a box up to 87 from 1/2 ton 2wds


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My question is about the steering shaft, whether there's a difference in the lower shaft between power and non-power. Not worried about the box itself. But thanks! :-)

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steering shaft should be the same, the length is adjustable


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Okay -- thanks! Wondered why some "power steering" lower shafts were for sale on eBay and wondering if there was really a difference. Thanks again! :-)


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