JEGS
Power Steering Gear Box 1968-1976 GM K Series Trucks
555-60763
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GM
JEGS 60763 pre-lubed Power Steering Box for select 1968-1976 GM K-Series trucks is a direct replacement upgrade that will require a (9-spline) pitman arm for your application. This variable ratio steering box assists in cornering and highway driving, allowing for a quicker steering ratio with more steering angle input and a slower steering ratio for straight-line driving; for a more gentle drive.
Features:
- Cast iron construction
- (4) Mounting holes (Thread size: 7/16 in.-14)
- Pressure port thread size: 11/16 in.-18 O-ring
- Return port thread size: 5/8 in.-18 O-ring
- 1 1/4 in.-9 spline pitman shaft
- Black painted finish
Replacement for Part Number(s):
- 27-7502
- 959
Vehicle Fitment:
- 1970-1974 Chevy Blazer
- 1968-1976 Chevy K10 Truck & Suburban
- 1968-1976 Chevy K20 Truck & Suburban
- 1968-1974 Chevy K30 Truck
- 1970-1976 GMC Jimmy
- 1968-1974 GMC K15/K1500 Truck & Suburban
- 1975-1976 GMC K15 Truck
- 1968-1974 GMC K25/K2500 Truck & Suburban
- 1975-1976 GMC K25 Truck
- 1968-1974 GMC K35/K3500 Truck
Specifications:
Will this fit 1974 chevy c10?
Is this brand new or rebuilt?
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