Advance Adapters Power Steering Kit - 716806

Borgeson style;Uses stock Jeep column;Moves steering box to front frame rail;Does not include box or pump;California Residents: WARNING The bell crank is mounted on the front crossmember or axle and uses a push-pull affect for steering. It is simply a gear box at the base of the steering column which controls a drag link towards the front of the vehicle. In addition to offering a sound positive means of controlling your vehicle, it can be performed at a reasonable cost. Additional advantages include exhaust clearance, engine positioning, and custom steering columns.Jeeps prior to 1971 had basically the same stock configuration. The new steering box is mounted on the inside of the left front frame rail, just behind the bumper.Note:This kit should not be used with stock 4 cylinder engines.Manifold clearance on 1966-71 Jeeps with a stock 225 V6: The steering shaft hits the stock manifold, two options for clearance would be switch to exhaust headers (717020) for the Jeep or switch to a Buick 231 1975 and newer rear wheel drive vehicle manifold. The Saginaw steering conversions for these vehicles is a proven advantage. Because there are many motions and joints on this system, excessive free play and backlash develops.The Saginaw steering system requires the elimination of the stock gear box and bell crank. The problem with stock steering on these vehicles is excessive play or backlash.

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Advance Adapters Power Steering Kit - 716806