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Aftermarket 250CID p/s brackets
Good Evening everyone. Has anyone used the re-pop factory style power steering brackets that are avaible in the aftermarket? Like these in the link
https://www.jegs.com/i/Key+Parts/576...ABEgIJPPD_BwE# I have been looking for a set of orginals, but have come up short so far. I would really like to convert to power steering on my ole' 69 soon. Thanks for any info. |
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Be glad you're not trying to mount A/C on a 292. Very rare to begin with as most 292s were in company trucks when Air was considered a luxury. I've seen aftermarket 292 A/C and P/S brackets, but they're way out there above the block and at weird angles, and then cost around $300. |
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OP, post on the classifieds. Someone should have some! You won't regret it, totally different truck with PS :devil: |
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My main concern witht the aftermarket brackets is mainly fit. I just know how that aftermarket stuff can be at times...
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I have a neighbor who has a large collection of Parts trucks, I will check for you..Jack
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There are two different styles of brackets . I believe the ones shown are really for later models .
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Mine are like these.
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I saw this listed, but I feel like there are missing brackets....
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Look at this thread where I show pictures of the brackets and talk about pulleys. Those repop brackets look like they will work to me.
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=408991 I'm kind of amazed the repop brackets don't come with a pulley or the lower support bracket that goes down and attaches lower on the engine block, right above the oil pan, behind the alternator. The lower support looks like a piece of flat bar that is twisted 90° with a hole in each end. I have had saved searches in ebay for years with the lower bracket part number and they never come up for sale. I'm guessing it's because it doesn't have the pn stamped in it and people don't know what they are. It would be interesting to see if the repop brackets came with instructions showing where the spacers and such go. There are usually a couple pretty thick spacers needed that don't look like they are included with the repop. |
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Please don't recommend that members post in the classifieds unless they are a Premium member. They can buy parts if they see something they want that is posted, but they can't post a WTB, WTT, WIW, or FS. Quote:
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I’m very familiar with the differences between a 250 and 292. The ps mounts off a square body 250 are the same right ?
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Here are some aftermarket brackets. https://www.ebay.com/itm/22227145317...EAAOSwEf9hJFrT
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Thanks again.. |
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