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#963582 08/14/2013 1:27 PM
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Just put a 348 chevy w/350 auto tranny behind it.
Had to remove the ol streeing column, steering box & drag link to do this. What is the best way to relocate the ol streeing box and drag link, sorta wanted to keep the ol stuff in the truck.

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Welcome Jerry, the 348 is an old engine but not that old. You're in the welcome centre here, you will need to post this particular question in the HiPo forum. You may be surprised but someone likely has put a big block in these trucks before and can tell you what to do. Good luck.

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Jerry, welcome to the stovebolt. I had a 348 tri power Impala back in the day.....until I rumpled it up one night.

Leo gives some good advice about posting question in the best forum, but as a quick note I used a '76 truck power steering unit on my small block,52 panel, with the gear box mounted outside the frame toward the front. Ran a double "D" shaft through the inner fender. There are kits with the steering arm, brackets, and drag links available and plenty to use on from salvage yards. You have several options and I'm sure the guys over in the driveline forum will be more than glad to share.
God luck and post us up a pic when you can.



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Thanks for your feed back, will do...............
Being new here it will take me a while to learn the gears.
Thanks again,
Jerry


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