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#917003 02/03/2013 7:22 PM
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I am in the process of installing a Mustang II front end on my truck and I would like to know if anyone has use a PS2 power steering pump on their truck? I just do not know if there is enought room to put the pump on the front of the motor. I can change to manual, but I would like for my wife to drive the truck also and she would need power steering. Picture would be great. Thanks Jerry


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I've got an M2 in my '40 - pretty similar size engine bays I think. I'm running a SBC ( 327 ) with Saginaw pump on standard brackets.


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Check in the Speedway Motors catalog part #'s 910-32912 or 910-32913. This is a pump and bracket that is very small. The pump is the same as all but has a remote mount reservoir which is what takes up the room with most pumps. My 34 has a Toyota MR2 electric p/s pump which takes up NO room since it's where the battery box was.


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Thanks for the info. I have been looking for a truck that has a power rack to look at and I cannot find one, but this helps. Jerry


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I had the saginaw P/S pump on the 350 engine in my '38 with Alan Grove brackets , it also had a short water pump . It was a little snugg but not as tight as a newer car , it all depends on how far forward or back and how high or low in the frame your engine is mounted . So many variables but it is possible . Good luck !


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