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HAS ANYONE GOT ANY INPUT ON HOW BIG A JOB THIS WOULD BE?? I WOULD LIKE TO RETAIN STOCK COLUMN, MAYBE SHORTEN IT SEVERAL INCHES. Any feedback??



1947-54 Chevy Truck Power Steering Kit Price:$239.99
1947-54 Chevy Truck Power Steering Kit Price: $239.99 EA In Stock
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Info Notes Reviews Questions / Answers This kit lets you install a 1969-87 Chevy 2WD power steering box with a 13/16"-36 spline input shaft in your 1947-54 Chevy pickup. Included are the pitman arm, steering arm, drag link, collapsible steering shaft and hardware. Welding required.

These kits come with spacers and mounting tabs that are welded to the frame of the pickup to mount the steering box. The original steering column will require alteration and must be welded to the collapsible shaft included in the kit.

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It's a pretty big job, but not impossible. Took maybe two weeks working at night a few nights a week. Shocks must be moved to behind the axle, brackets are added to LH spindle, a tab is welded to the frame to locate one box bolt, other holes drilled thru frame, steering column must be modded, and column must connected to box using new shaft/ujoints etc. Hoses must be located or made up, and a pump mounted to the engine.


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Thank you for your reply.....I guess it will be a summer project.


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