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#791491 10/23/2011 3:16 PM
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Hey guys, I am wanting to find a power steering kit for my 66 GMC. Have yall got any reccomendations? I will be usuing the original steering column.


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Are you looking for the factory-correct power-assist steering or the modern power steering conversion? Are you running a factory straight six in your '66 GMC or a 305 V6? All of these variables make a difference in the components you will need to perform this convenience upgrade.

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modern power steering conversion and its a factory straight 6 250 engine. Im new, but looking for an easy installed kit with everything i need and wondering if you guys know any that you would reccommend


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There are a few places selling the plates needed to mount up a power steering chevy gearbox in place of your manual gearbox. PM CaptainFab over on the 67-72 forum. He sells good product and good instructions.

The tricky part is locating the brackets to mount the pump on your inline 6.

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4-5-6 has the brackets for the 6 cyl. engine. There is no complete kit but there is plenty of info to gather it all up.


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what about the factory power assist


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I just did this conversion on my 1960 C-10. It is complete and working wonderfully. How do I post photos here? I will send photos of the conversion.

I fabricated a bracket for the gearbox and another one for the power steering pump to bolt to the engine. Total cost of the brackets, less than $3.00. I used a 1990 Surburban power steering gearbox and a 2001 Tahoe power steering pump. Total for those two, $45.00 at the local salvage yard. Total power steering conversion for my 1960 C-10, including gas to go to get stuff, V-belt, and two meals, $72.00.

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got any pics of your work a1?


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