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simple power steer?
simple power steer?
if anyone is interested in a simple and tuff power steer conversion let it be known here. if i get a lot of responses i will post some cad drawings of the setup.
Re: simple power steer?
joeblow wrote: let it be known here.
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Yes Im interested in the drawings for a a mates project would be much appreciated.....
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What makes the cressida box better than a vitara one? The mounting pattern is pretty much the same so the labour to fit doesn't really look any different.
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Looks good mate, nice detailed drawing. The cressida etc style box has been being used for a while, rocky roads kit is built around it...
http://www.rocky-road.com/powersteer.html
and the same install as joeblows drawing is here (although for vit box):
http://www.rocky-road.com/powersteer.html
Steve, going by the rocky road site (if its anything to go by) the cressida box is larger/stronger. Althouh I'm sure your aware, alot run the vit box with up to 36" tyres.
Joeblow, like steve said, Mounting wise looks to be exactly the same amount of work, if not more, sourcing lines etc to make fittings fit at both ends (pump to box).
If you pick up a complete setup out of a vitara, all the lines are a straight hook up from what I understand.
I'd still prefer to drill a 10mm plate & have it all bolt on/removable though, rather than drillng the chassis & cutting & welding in crush tubes, but that me, as I'm after a bolt on solution.
http://www.rocky-road.com/powersteer.html
and the same install as joeblows drawing is here (although for vit box):
http://www.rocky-road.com/powersteer.html
Steve, going by the rocky road site (if its anything to go by) the cressida box is larger/stronger. Althouh I'm sure your aware, alot run the vit box with up to 36" tyres.
Joeblow, like steve said, Mounting wise looks to be exactly the same amount of work, if not more, sourcing lines etc to make fittings fit at both ends (pump to box).
If you pick up a complete setup out of a vitara, all the lines are a straight hook up from what I understand.
I'd still prefer to drill a 10mm plate & have it all bolt on/removable though, rather than drillng the chassis & cutting & welding in crush tubes, but that me, as I'm after a bolt on solution.
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