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im looking to put hydro power steering on my truck im gonna go with the hp steering box does anyone know what they came on
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I'm still curious, so I was giving this thread a bump-
Why is it that you can't just rob the entire system (box, pump, column, steering wheel, ect.) off of a M54 (or similar) truck? If the axles are similar in width and the frame is a similar size, what make it not work? Is it just the physical size of the box? Seems like if you had a donner truck it would be really easy... Has anyone tried it??
Why is it that you can't just rob the entire system (box, pump, column, steering wheel, ect.) off of a M54 (or similar) truck? If the axles are similar in width and the frame is a similar size, what make it not work? Is it just the physical size of the box? Seems like if you had a donner truck it would be really easy... Has anyone tried it??
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you can do anything with a cutting torch and a welder!!
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Sorry for bumping an old thread, anyone know if it will clear 15.5's on A3 wheels?
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It should, 15.5s are just a tad wider than 395s.
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Clear what - the pitman arm of the 710 Saginaw box, when turning full right? Then my answer would be NO, not with A3-wheels; they have more than 10" of backspace!
To run 15,5's with no interference you need wheels with 8" or less backspace.
G.
To run 15,5's with no interference you need wheels with 8" or less backspace.
G.