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- Steering Conversion Kits
- Borgeson Complete Power Steering Conversion Kits for Ford
Borgeson Complete Power Steering Conversion Kits for Ford have a remanufactured integral power steering gearbox that provides a modern feel with a sporty quick ratio. Borgeson rebuilt the box to bolt directly to the factory mounting location, plus fit the stock pitman arm. The factory column will need to be collapsed or shortened 1" to 2" for conversion box clearance. Conversions will not fit with the factory Z-bar clutch linkage.
1963-1970 Mid-Sized Ford Car
1965-66 Ford Mustang
1968-70 Ford Mustang
1967-1977 Ford Mid-Size 289/302/351W V8
1967-1977 Ford Mid Size Cars Small Block/Big Block V8
Borgeson Power Steering Conversion Kit 1967-1977 Ford Mid-Size Cars Small Block/Big Block V8
1966-1977 Ford Bronco
What Are The Top Borgeson Complete Power Steering Conversion Kits for Ford?
The top three Borgeson power steering conversion kit options fit the following vehicles:
- 1965-1966 Mustangs with manual steering and 289/302/351W engines (Borgeson 999020 power steering conversion kit).
- 1966-1977 Ford Bronco with 289/302/351W engines (Borgeson 999059 power steering conversion kit).
- 1967-1977 Ford Mid-Size Cars with small and big block V8 engines and with factory Bendix style power steering and collapsible steering column (Borgeson 999053 power steering conversion kit).
How Much Do Borgeson Complete Ford Power Steering Conversion Kits Cost?
Power steering conversion kits offered by Borgeson start at a little over $500 for a steering gear box and go up to over $1000 that includes everything needed to convert your vehicle.
What Are The Main Benefits of Borgeson Complete Power Steering Conversion Kits for Ford?
The main benefit of converting your vehicle from manual to power steering is that it allows you to turn the steering wheel in your vehicle much easier, especially at low speeds. This improves your driving experience.
How To Install A Borgeson Complete Power Steering Conversion Kit for Ford Vehicles
Depending on the application, the steps to convert your vehicle from manual to power steering will change. In many vehicles, the following general directions are followed:
- Raise the vehicle safely so that it is high enough to be able to work underneath comfortably.
- Disconnect the pitman arm from the center link and then remove it from the gearbox.
- Disconnect the rag joint from the steering intermediate shaft to the gearbox.
- Remove the manual steering gearbox.
- Bolt the power steering gearbox to the frame.
- Reconnect the steering rag joint from the intermediate shaft or column to the gearbox.
- Install the original or new pitman arm on the gearbox.
- Install the power steering pump, pulley, and belt and connect the pressure and return hoses.
- Fill the power steering fluid reservoir and with the engine running, bleed the hydraulic system by turning the steering wheel slowly from the far left to the far right with the wheels off the ground and ensuring the reservoir has the proper amount of fluid to prevent damage. Also check for fluid leaks.
- Adjust steering alignment.