Tuff Stuff Type II Power Steering Pump 1992-1996 Corvette 5.7L LT1
908-6169AL
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Type II GM LT1
- Compact size aluminum pump is ideal for tight installations
- Polished aluminum
- 1200 PSI rating, 3 GPM (Optional 850 PSI rating 2GPM valve sold separately)
- Top facing pressure port, clockwise rotation only
- Stock replacement
- Overall pump height is 4"
- Press fit pulley installation kit included - requires a press on pulley, not included
- For street rods and custom vehicles with limited engine space
- 100% New
Specifications:
Looking for this pressure hose that fits this 1995 chevy impala power steering pump to a gear box of a 1978 chevy monte carlo.
Does this pump put out more pressure than stock? I have a 1994 caprice engine swap into a 1995 Chevy 1500 and new stock pumps doesn’t work under 2000 rpms
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