JEGS
Manual Steering Box for 1966-1979 Mopar
555-60758
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Mopar
JEGS 60758 Features:
- Rear steer
- Cast iron construction
- Arrives pre-lubed and ready to install
- Weight: 18.7 lbs., lighter than stock
Vehicle Fitment:
- 1976-1979 Dodge Aspen
- 1970-1974 Dodge Challenger
- 1966-1976 Dodge Charger
- 1966-1976 Dodge Coronet
- 1966-1976 Dodge Dart
- 1966-1974 Plymouth Barracuda
- 1966-1970 Plymouth Belvedere
- 1970-1974 Plymouth Cuda
- 1970-1976 Plymouth Duster
- 1966-1978 Plymouth Fury
- 1968-1974 Plymouth Fury I
- 1968-1974 Plymouth Fury II
- 1968-1974 Plymouth Fury III
- 1972-1977 Plymouth Grand Fury
- 1967-1971 Plymouth GTX
- 1968-1975 Plymouth Roadrunner
- 1966-1974 Plymouth Satellite
- 1971-1976 Plymouth Scamp
- 1970 Plymouth Superbird
- 1966-1976 Plymouth Valiant
- 1976-1979 Plymouth Volare
Specifications:
I have a 72 dart will this box fit with my pit man arm and will it work with the stock steering shaft?
who is manufacture of unit? do I need extension to use in a power steering convert to manual application
Will this fit my Plymouth fury III 1966?
Will this fit my 72 dodge dart with a 440 and Schumacher try y headers?
Will i need to change pitman arm for a 1970 Plymouth Cuda?
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