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      Quote Originally Posted by minendrews68 View Post
      Nightmarez I apologize for getting into your thread but thought it would be easier to ask Josh a question here than start a new thread about steering boxes.



      Josh, I have a stock power steering box on my '68 Camaro. I was having a problem with it sometimes locking up (still being able to get back home) and checked the screen filter on the powersteering pump. I also added a filter on the low pressure side. Since then I've had a problem with it being hard to steer (like there's a place it hangs, not the same place every time). I have checked and nothing hits the box or anything associated with it. I have one header tube that is pretty close but doesn't hit the box. When it's cold or motor just started I don't have a problem. After it heats up is when the problem begins. Any ideas?

      Thanks Carl
      That is a good question. It could be something to do with the box when everything heats up but I'm not 100% sure. On something like that, Borgeson can probably give you some more solid advice. They might know some more quirky things about the boxes that I wouldn't think of. Another thing that could be causing an issue (that gets overlooked alot) are the balljoints. I have seen it a few times where they can heat up, metal expands, and they can also start feeling notchy and start catching. Just trying to think of anything and everything...
      Quote Originally Posted by ULTM8Z View Post
      +1 on the borgeson. Just installed one and love it. Also get their u-joint steering shaft kit. My '71 Camaro feels every bit as precise as my wifes 2017 infinity.
      Same here! I put one in my Firebird and it was a tremendous difference.
      Quote Originally Posted by KnightmareZ View Post
      Josh, Thanks for the reply
      Quick question... Which pitman arm will I need? You are showing one for P/S and one for M/S.
      I assume my car came with manual steering but I stripped everything down and am running all ridetech.
      All I need now is the box, idler and pitman.
      Thanks
      No problem at all! You would want to use the P/S arm for this box.


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