CJ5 Steering Upgrade
#4
Re: CJ5 Steering Upgrade
the box, and steering column, came out of a 84 chevy camero that my sister-in-law was junking. i filed the alignment groove on the pitman arm so i could put it on where ever i wanted to. still used the original double tie-rod setup that way. handles like a dream. like i said, it was the best thing i ever did to my old jeep.
#5
Re: CJ5 Steering Upgrade
nice upgrade lookin to power up my 66 cj6 any other gm boxes and strg column combos that would work 66 box is behind axle is yours different or did you move it .66 also has a crazy crosshaft setup .not sure what to do ,love this old 666 just want ps.
#6
Re: CJ5 Steering Upgrade
mine was exactly like yours. i used a saws-all to cut the stock column off at the box. im sure others will work. i got lucky with the camero on the length. i also used the steering shaft that bolts to the box, i believe i had to cut it down, then bought a borgenson joint to couple them. best thing i ever did. borgenson joint was the most expensive part, about $65.00.
#9
Re: CJ5 Steering Upgrade
A sagina box from an 70+ passanger car will work . The sportyer the car the faster the ratio .Camaros and Firebirds are a quick ratio well Impalas and olds are slower ie more steering wheel input to turn the wheel. and if you have some lift use a Vega pitman arm. They are dropped a bit DAWG
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