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#246227 11/06/2006 12:04 AM
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Hi all, I,m new to the group. My question is...anyone converted a 4x4 to power steering.

I have a GMC 63 sub with factory 4 speed standard 4x4 with a short block 350 added sometime in the late 70's...I think. The last owner did the body and paint inside and out ( about 90% complete ). I guess the truck is a rescue unit or government military originally but I have no record. I have just converted to power breaks and a new separate master cyclinder for the hydralic clutch ( the slave is the original).
I think you all are going to be a great resourse for me.
I will post pics soon.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
EB

#246228 11/06/2006 11:58 PM
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Attached are a few photos of the power steering conversion I recently did on a '66 Chevy K10. The conversion is very similar on a 4x4 vs a 2 wheel drive, utilizing this power steerig conversion kit.

Stainless Steel Power Steering Conversion Kit

K10 Power Steering Conversion
K10 Power Steering Conversion
K10 Power Steering Conversion

Let me know if I can help you with this conversion.

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took a linkage out of a 61 with pump and pulleys...had to change out pitman and center link....fit like a glove (thank god)


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