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    1. #1
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      How To Determine Quick ratio Steering Box

      I have a quick ratio manual steering box out of my 68' camaro. I lost the receipt. and the info that came with it.

      I forget the ratio, SO is there a way I can figure it out?

      I plan on selling the box (watch the classifieds) and want to accurately tell the potentional buyer the details.

      Any suggestions?



    2. #2
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      I already emailed the mfg. Waiting for answer.


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      For the record, on Dave Pozzi's site is a method to determine ratio with a cam degree wheel.
      Scott from NJ.

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      brought back from the dead post. LOL

      Anyone know how I can determine the ration without a cam degree wheel?

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      I just recently checked mine but that was with the system installed. Point the wheels straight ahead used board to mark line on floor, turn wheel one complete turn ( 360* ) make another mark on floor, then measure the angle of the lines on the floor and divide. I had 16* so it came out to 360* / 16* = 22.5 so 22:1 steering roughly.
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      Yeah I already have bolted on the new ATS/Lee 670 box and just want to know the ratio so i can sell the old box. The old box has maybe 15 miles on it....

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      Here's my page section on how to do it: http://www.pozziracing.com/camaro_st...20ratio%20info
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      David,

      Do you happen to have any larger picture of the degree wheel on the box?

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      I don't think I have a larger pic, but all I did was set a degree wheel on the output shaft, its not bolted down, and bend a piece of wire to act as a pointer. The vise grip pliers hold the wire to the box.

      If you don't have a degree wheel, use a protractor or you can find a free degree wheel image online.
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