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#475379 11/25/2008 10:32 PM
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I have a buddy that'll give me his power steering ram and control from his '64 GMC. I am wondering if I could use it in my '62. I looked at it, and it appears that the ram mounts into the draglink, and the valve is integral to the drag link as well. My question is, is it possible to replace my '62 1/2 ton Chevy drag link with his '64 3/4 Gmc drag link? If so I will have a quick easy and cheap P/S setup!


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GM used that system from 60 through 66 on Chevy and GMC trucks. However there were changes in the front suspension and steering in 63. If everything measures the same it should probably work.
Fred


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