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yossarian19 03-21-2013 10:39 AM

C10 steering arms on a TF - anyone done it?
 
Looking around at potential ways to move my steering to the front of the axle, I came across the fact that C10 steering arms have the same 3 1/8" mounting bolt spacing that our Task Force arms do. They won't work for switching steering to the front, but they DO have tapers in them for a modern tapered tie rod end.
Anyone used these on a TF truck? Heard of it?

mr48chev 03-21-2013 12:15 PM

Re: C10 steering arms on a TF - anyone done it?
 
Never heard of it or saw it in action. Why do you need to move the steering arms from their normal location?

yossarian19 04-01-2013 12:21 AM

Re: C10 steering arms on a TF - anyone done it?
 
If I can figure a way to do it, I'd like to move the tie rod in front of the axle to clear my oil pan.

A side benefit of using C10 arms would be that they already have a taper cut into them to use modern tie rod ends, instead of old style ball studs or in-between CPP / J10 style joints.


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