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pics of mounted ifs power steering boxes

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pics of mounted ifs power steering boxes

Post by roberts »

can people post pics of their IFS power steering boxes,

for high and cross over steer

im trying to work out the best spot to drill holes for the crush tubes
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Post by roberts »

links of any would also be a help
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Post by roberts »

also the best type of welder to use to weld the plates and crsh tubes
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Post by roberts »

do you have to cut the toque rod braket off the chassis
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Post by Hales231271 »

This how I am doing mine.
It's an IFS Box relocated on a IFS chasis.
SAS.
I have more pics to come as I am making up Chasis Plates and crush tubes to strengthen chasis due to increased force of Cross over steering.
It may give you an idea on what to do.
The pitman arm is from a 80 series cruiser.

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Post by Frankenyota »

Looking good Dazza :)
Is that an 80 series front end?
Where did ya get shock towers from?
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Post by Hales231271 »

Looking good Dazza
Is that an 80 series front end?
Where did ya get shock towers from?
Only thing 80 series is the pitman arm.
Rest is Bundera stuff

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Post by roberts »

what sort of welder should i use , mig /arch
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Post by beebee »

The location that you want is as far forward as possible (ie bash/cut out the radiator support panel helps) then tilted so that the TRE only just clears the chassis. Then drill to suit.
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Post by -Richo- »

why not use a 60s steering box? the pitman arm is pointing forwards so youll get the drag link further forward than you ever will with an ifs box, and you wont have to hack into the radiator mount.
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Post by ZOOK60 »

Drop Bear wrote:why not use a 60s steering box? the pitman arm is pointing forwards so youll get the drag link further forward than you ever will with an ifs box, and you wont have to hack into the radiator mount.
I have allways wondered this myself ;)
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