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    1. #1
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      G Body Steering box upgrade-Using a GTA steering box

      G Body Steering box upgrade-Using a GTA steering box



      Looking to upgrade to a 10:1 Steering box about 1:7 turns lock to lock, what are my options????


    2. #2
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      IIRC the 3rd gen GTA uses the same 12.7 ratio saginaw box as the Monte SS (12.7.1), later GTA are 4th gen and have rack & pinion, I'm unsure about their ratio.
      http://www.gtasourcepage.com/88Stree...neGTATest.html

      The 12.7:1 is about 2 2/3 turns lock-to-lock.
      Lee performance makes a fantastic upgrade with the 670 series box with improved valving, a great upgrade even from the same ratio Monte SS box, the feel and response is several steps up.

      SC and C offers some from Turn One brand in 12:1 and 10:1 ratio, the 10:1 fetches a premium:
      http://scandc.com/new/node/973
      Dave
      84 Monte SS - just a few bolt-ons

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      Thank,s I talked to them their build time is 6-9 mths

    4. #4
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      Lee also has a 10:1 box. 800 or 670s.
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    5. #5
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      Yeah, I know I already posted that, 6-9 mth build time, they are selling the business per the posting I saw!!

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      What is the best way to calculate the bump stops in the steering box, should I assemble everything, with the old GTA box?? Then see how much clearance I have?? I will be running 275/30/19 Tires with 19x9 wheels

    7. #7
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      Quote Originally Posted by Rwolf15241 View Post
      Yeah, I know I already posted that, 6-9 mth build time, they are selling the business per the posting I saw!!
      I have been trying to get ahold of Lee Mfg to buy the adapters for the lines to convert to an IROC box. I hope I can still get them!
      -Kevin
      Project Thread:
      https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/113334-Project-JUNK-the-ultimate-budget-project!!-1979-Camaro

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      Good Luck with That, I finally got them on the phone to send me a Invoice!, Waiting for a response another month!!

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      I did get a hold of them today to see how much the adapters were. 6.00 each and approx 5.00 shipping BTW. He was real nice and helpful. I should have just ordered them but will probably just call back Monday.
      -Kevin
      Project Thread:
      https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/113334-Project-JUNK-the-ultimate-budget-project!!-1979-Camaro




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