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Hi Guys,

Seems my other white 65 had a steering box from a Z-28 Camaro and worked really well , I thought it was from a 74  Z-28 but not sure which year is the correct one ?, anyone.



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Power steering I assume?

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Yes please



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I'll try to check tonight to see what interchange there is. I am assuming it will fit a number of years of Z28 possibly.

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Thanks for all help here I see this even though I would never buy from these clowns-

 

https://www.chevelledepot.ca/oer-1965-76-quick-ratio-remanufactured-power-steering-gear-box-p18502n

 



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I'm sorry I totally forgot about this. I can't check right now but I'll try to remember to check interchange later.

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Would the box from a full size fit? ( B body) Or is the there a different bolt pattern?

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It fits but it will not be as "quick".

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When I had a 1964 A body I put a 1988 Trans Am WS6 box on it. I think it was 2.25 turns lock to lock. Everyone said that although it was a very quick box that it wouldn't turn the wheels to the original stops on the A body steering linkage. They were wrong though. The stops hit on both sides. They all claimed the box had internal stops that would prevent full steering movement on the A body but that wasn't the case.

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Still not finding the right box? maybe something like this? not sure about ratio which says 10 -1 what is stock ratio?

 

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/lsc-10972/make/chevrolet/model/camaro/year/1974



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10:1 seems to be a fast steering box

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Here's the search results for a 65 Chevelle, either the Cardone or Lares boxes should work for you.  I'm sure my local parts stores in Calgary would have the Cardone in stock, not sure about where you are.

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-- Edited by seventy2plus2 on Thursday 26th of September 2024 03:20:20 PM

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4SPEED427 wrote:

It fits but it will not be as "quick".

 If it has the same bolt pattern as a "B" body here are some choices..

93-96  Impala SS,  Cadi Fleetwood, Buick roadmaster

But the easiest to find is a 1990+ Jeep Cherokee steering box, wrecking yards are full of them.

All of these will fit and be "faster" steering than stock



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Yes thank you this is just what I wanted ,much appreciated maybe this one would be good

 

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/lsc-10972?seid=srese1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI4fD83v7kiAMVdAqtBh25WSO_EAQYASABEgI5yvD_BwE



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I have a few PS boxes no idea the ratio but they all were in 64-65 Beaumonts and Chevelles that I dismembered. Let me know if you want me to bring one down to the coast, I am up at my property for this weekend. I will be working in Derouche next week for a couple days.



-- Edited by ROSIES CAR on Saturday 28th of September 2024 02:41:44 PM

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Hey Cheers dude. the stock one I have is perfect just looking for a faster box like in my other white 65 I had, it worked really well, then I will customize the original steering wheel down to a smaller size ,that should be cool.



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cooldude wrote:

Yes thank you this is just what I wanted ,much appreciated maybe this one would be good

 

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/lsc-10972?seid=srese1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI4fD83v7kiAMVdAqtBh25WSO_EAQYASABEgI5yvD_BwE

 So would this be the correct one ?



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Why wouldn't you just buy one locally? That way you can return your existing one for the core fee.

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seventy2plus2 wrote:

Why wouldn't you just buy one locally? That way you can return your existing one for the core fee.

 I agree!!!

Further, these Saginaw boxes almost never wear out. Thev have been in use since around 1963-4, used by all the big 3 manufacturers. Check at the local wreckers, I gave you vehicles to look at in my previous post. I installed a 95 Buick Road master box in my 66 Biscayne, works perfect, steers lighter, and only 3 turns lock to lock.

By the time you get that box from Summit it will be around $700 Cdn, plus shipping, plus duty.....  A box from the wreckers MAY cost $200.  Your call...



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Well was not set on ordering from Summit just trying to determine which is the right one. and yes wrecker is fine near Mission? where?



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seventy2plus2 wrote:

Why wouldn't you just buy one locally? That way you can return your existing one for the core fee.

 I agree!!!

Further, these Saginaw boxes almost never wear out. Thev have been in use since around 1963-4, used by all the big 3 manufacturers. Check at the local wreckers, I gave you vehicles to look at in my previous post. I installed a 95 Buick Road master box in my 66 Biscayne, works perfect, steers lighter, and only 3 turns lock to lock.

By the time you get that box from Summit it will be around $700 Cdn, plus shipping, plus duty.....  A box from the wreckers MAY cost $200.  Your call...

 That's not what I was talking about.  I'm talking about buying a rebuilt unit from a local auto parts store.



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That even sounds better , going to TNT Auto or T&t whatever , will see what they say about it. Thanks for all the input here this is just what I needed.



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