Unisteer 8011640 Power Rack and Pinion Kit for 1955-1956 Ford Cars with 272/292 ci Engines
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Unisteer 8011640 Power Rack and Pinion Kit Features:
- Rear-steer, center take-off style rack that matches the stock suspension geometry
- Mounts using factory frame holes—no drilling or welding required
- Compatible with stock intake manifolds on 272/292 engines; headers may require linkage modifications
- Pinion Type/Size: 17 mm DD
- Amount of Travel: 6 in.
- Turns Lock to Lock: 2.5 - 2.75 Turns
- Pressure Port Size: 18 mm - 6AN Banjo
- Return Port Size: 16 mm - 6AN Banjo
- Pump Required: Low Flow/Pressure
- Inner End Threads: 9/16 in.-18
- Outer ends: Included
Unisteer 8011640 Power Rack and Pinion Kit Includes:
- Complete power rack & pinion assembly
- One-piece bolt-on mounting bracket
- Mounting hardware kit
- Outer tie rod ends
- Power steering pump & hose kit
- Steering column shaft kit
Unisteer 8011640 Power Rack and Pinion Kit Note:
- This kit will not work with the factory column shifter, but it will work with an aftermarket column shifter
Specifications:
will this fit a 1956 thunderbird with a 302?
Will this fit a 1956 ford customline
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