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#6480 06/27/2004 11:46 AM
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Good morning fellow Bolters. I am looking for any info on the modifications to the steering column for my '65 4x4 Burb when I install a mid 80's front axle w/ disc brakes this week. Any info is appreciated. Have a good 4th and Bless our troops.

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Swampratt,, what steering box do you have now? power or manual?
You can make nearly any steering column fit with a little fab work cool


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I currently have the original manual box but the old beast really needs to go to power steering. I will start locating all of the brackets this week for the power steering, so any info for this application would help. Thanks!

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Be sure to get the reinforcement plate that strengthens the frame where the steering box mounts.
Are you going with a lift? If so, How high?
May want to think of going with a 2wheel drive steering box so you can go with a cross-over steering (tie-rod steers from the right side and helps a lot to eliminate bump-steer when 4-wheelin` grin .


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I appreciate the help. The old Burb has been in the family since new but has never been off-road, but your suggestion with the 2 wheel drive box will be used. The donor truck for the front end has a 4in. lift so I will probably go ahead and put the old Burb up in the air. Thanks again and have a good 4th.


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