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06-28-2014, 01:23 AM | #1 |
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Location: Nevada City, CA
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Have CPP power steering kit, input is *real* sloppy. Ideas?
I've got a 57 longbed with the CPP power steering kit, which puts a '70s box ahead of the front left tire outside the frame rail.
The supplied intermediate shaft is kind of a joke. I mean, it's present and it is made of steel - but between the two joint connections and the loose slip-fit of the collapsible steering shaft, the wheel moves about an inch and a half or two inches before steering happens. Other than that, I've got all new rod ends. I've got a 7/8" solid tie rod between the knuckles. The bearings are tight & greased. The kingpins are new and pretty tight. The box I bought could be better, I got a Lares and am not over impressed... What else am I missing that could contribute to this slop in the steering? If I'm down to the intermediate shaft... what are my other options? Anything from a junkyard likely to work for me?
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"Over my head" 1957 Chevy 3200, big rear window & 6 lug. Front disc, power steering, Vortec 4.8 / 4L60E swap, hydro boost brakes & patina. |
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