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#56208 02/08/2006 3:05 AM
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I have my motor ready to go back in and need to mount the power steering bracket. I know somebody, somewhere posted a 250 six cylinder with the brackets installed, but I have done multiple searches with no luck.

I should also say I have seen some with the pump mounted high, but noticed they were on vehicles with A\C. Is the mount lower for one without air?

Anybody have a picture of how the cradle mounts?

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Every 250 PS bracket I've seen rides low - including the one I have. It came from a non-air Nova or something like that.


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yours mounts high on the driver's side of the head, there are two threaded holes next to a head bolt. brian


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Anybody got a picture of this? I'm about to start the search for a PS bracket myself and would love to know what I'm looking for...


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I've got one for my 250-6. It came off a 69 pickup. Original 6 with power steering and auto. I got the engine, trans, and all the hardware free from a fellow that took it all out of a running truck and installed a stroker 383 with 400 turbo, his wife said clean out the garage, and I got it all, not a bad deal.
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Do you mean you have a pic? I can't access your photos from the link on webshots.

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There is one for sale on ebay with a pretty good picture.
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Make sure you're getting the right one - most of the ones you see on eBay are for the worthless POS integeral heads.


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How do you tell the difference when you are only looking at the bracket?


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Ask what year it came from - or if it had the integral head.


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Hey guys, This may help. Sorry I don't know how to shorten the url! Comparison Picture of early and late PS brackets for Chevy MODERN L6!

http://s1109.photobucket.com/editor?image=http%3A//i1109.photobucket.com/albums/h430/Roadmarks/Other%2520Stuff/compairbrackets.jpg&detailUrl=http://s1109.photobucket.com/user/Roadmarks/media/Other%20Stuff/compairbrackets.jpg.html?filters[media_type]=image&sort=3&o=4

If the above isn't a link, copy/paste it into your browser; it works!

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I think you're a few years late with this post...lol.


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Oh man, you're right on the money, but it was at the top? It's just me, years late and trillions short!


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