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power steering

Tech Talk for Cruiser owners.

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power steering

Post by 4wheelsdriven »

can anybody help with fitting a 60 series power steering to a Bj 40, want to no do you use the 60 series steering column and box or the 40 series column modified to suit thanks
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Post by RUFF »

bj on roids should be able to answer this for you as he has done quite a few of them. He should be here durring the day tomorrow.
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Post by bj on roids »

it depends on what your engineer suggests. Also for street driving or for offroad only will also make a big difference. I have used the 40 series column in my vehicle which had to be engineered and made a bolt on adapter!
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Post by turbo4t »

I used a 55 series column which bolts straight in, then an intermediate shaft out of a 75 series. It all goes together without any cutting or welding. I've got all the bits if you need anything.
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Post by dumbdunce »

have a couple of 6x/7x steering boxes if you want, depending where you are. check for sale board.
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