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    1. #41
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      Quote Originally Posted by nats68 View Post
      Just chiming in here because I just did the Tru Turn On my 68 Camaro. I did the Tru Turn and dropped spindles. The tire clearance is great but I'm only running 245's on 8" wheels. I'm running 5" of backspace on the wheels.
      I also had my factory steering box rebuilt with the close ratio gears. I love how tight the steering is.
      I would really look at the ridetech stuff. Great quality and great customer service.
      Where did you have the steering box work done?

    2. #42
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      I deleted the whole discussion on Corvette hub bolt circle dimensions. Lots of the early info was wrong.
      To Summarize, C4, C5, C6 uses a 120.65mm bolt circle which is 4.75"
      Fifth Gen Camaro uses 120mm, and C7 Corvettes may also be 120mm which is just 4.7211"

      67 Camaro RS that will be faster than anything Mary owns.


    3. #43
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      Quote Originally Posted by David Pozzi View Post
      I deleted the whole discussion on Corvette hub bolt circle dimensions. Lots of the early info was wrong.
      To Summarize, C4, C5, C6 uses a 120.65mm bolt circle which is 4.75"
      Fifth Gen Camaro uses 120mm, and C7 Corvettes may also be 120mm which is just 4.7211"
      Thanks for clearing that up.

    4. #44
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      If I was to stick with the stock sub and go with the tru turn, a steering box upgrade would be a must. What is everyone's experience with that?

      What's good, what's bad and what works well? There seems to be a wide variety of options as well as prices. Most seem to be based on the 600 box, is that correct? I have a factory power box but would be unsure of the series. Research on this site has shown sending it out to Lee and have them build it up is an option.

      I have also come across one (cannot remember which) that said it has rack and pinion style construction and valving rather than a recirculating ball type construction. What's the skinny on that?

    5. #45
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      Quote Originally Posted by Bwheeler287 View Post
      If I was to stick with the stock sub and go with the tru turn, a steering box upgrade would be a must. What is everyone's experience with that?

      What's good, what's bad and what works well? There seems to be a wide variety of options as well as prices. Most seem to be based on the 600 box, is that correct? I have a factory power box but would be unsure of the series. Research on this site has shown sending it out to Lee and have them build it up is an option.

      I have also come across one (cannot remember which) that said it has rack and pinion style construction and valving rather than a recirculating ball type construction. What's the skinny on that?
      The gears and piston are not much different, the control valving is supposed to be "better" perhaps with less play.
      67 Camaro RS that will be faster than anything Mary owns.

    6. #46
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      I use these a lot without issue and the price is right at 387 bucks and free ship

      Summit AGR 12:1 box

      I have one in my own car also for 10 hard racing years now

    7. #47
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      Quote Originally Posted by Rod View Post
      I use these a lot without issue and the price is right at 387 bucks and free ship

      Summit AGR 12:1 box

      I have one in my own car also for 10 hard racing years now
      I'm glad you have good luck with it, that's good to hear because I have read some pretty old threads about guys having problems with them and always wondered how well they performed currently

      Definitely lighter on the wallet than some $700+ dollar ones

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