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Old 06-24-2018, 10:30 PM   #1
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Help fix power steering conversion | 66 K20

Below are images of the power steering conversion done by a previous owner on my K20.

I am looking for ideas and guidance to get rid of the welded linkage and steering arm. I am okay with getting new rod ends and having a piece of DOM cut and tapped to receive the new rod ends. But I would still be left with the welded together steering arm, which is what I am most concerned about. Since the current geometry of the system seems to work fairly well, would it be feasible to buy a high steer arm (or have one built) to replace the original bearing cap/steering arm?

What are other options to consider?
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