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07-08-2010, 04:22 PM
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WIW: 78 Chevy 250 Power Steering Setup
Is the 250 Power Steering Setup from a 78 as rare and desireable as the 67-72 one is? Is it worth grabbing? What do they go for? Thanks.
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07-09-2010, 03:14 PM
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Re: WIW: 78 Chevy 250 Power Steering Setup
Anyone know if these differ from the 67-72 also?
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07-09-2010, 05:05 PM
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Re: WIW: 78 Chevy 250 Power Steering Setup
More pictures:
  
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07-10-2010, 07:39 PM
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Re: WIW: 78 Chevy 250 Power Steering Setup
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GM changed to an "integral head" on the inline sixes sometime around 1975. They have the intake manifold cast as part of the head (not a separate bolt-on manifold like earlier years). I think the power steering brackets might be different as a result. I have a couple PS setups off 75-79 Novas with 250 engines that look very similar to the one in your pics. I've been meaning to test fit one on a non-integral head inline-six to see if they'll even come close to fitting but haven't gotten around to it yet. By the way, I believe that air cleaner pictured in your first post is specific to inline-six trucks with power brakes and might be of interest to some folks. The regular air cleaner won't clear a brake booster. |
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