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1964 GMC powersteering
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Question for the experts. I have 2 complete sets of v-6 powersteering set ups with engine brackets. Has anybody used a powersteering pump from a 64 with a later model powersteering box kit? Does the pump put out enough pressure/volume. Thanks for any info. Jeff |
Re: 1964 GMC powersteering
Sorry i can't help, but I'll give you a bump! I do know that lots of people put 70's model pumps on because you can get them for dirt cheap through wrecking yards. Heck, even a new saginaw isn't very expensive from NAPA.
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i'm using the older factory pump, with a 73 to 87 steering gear. works great, had to have a custom pressure hose made. you will need to buy installation kit for gear, i think i got mine from cpp, but not sure.
Rick |
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Thanks for the info. Probably the same kits I see on eBay with the box and brackets? You have to shorten the steering shaft also correct. No problems with the frame at the steering box cracking? Jeff
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yes had to cut shaft, havent noticed any cracks, but i will look next time i have it up in the air. have you heard about frames cracking?
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No just curious. I remember the later model frames would crack around the mount holes. Jeff
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For the hoses, NAPA ( I sound like a napa commercial) can make your hoses for you too at a reasonable price.
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Didn’t change turning radius?
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i didn't notice any difference in turning radius, i got my hose made at napa also
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