Yes and no. Started with the 60 then upgraded to the 80 box. They have the same spline count I believe, don't remember changing anything for the swap.I’ll go with a 60 ps box
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Yes and no. Started with the 60 then upgraded to the 80 box. They have the same spline count I believe, don't remember changing anything for the swap.I’ll go with a 60 ps box
I get 21 splines and about 3/4”, but maybe 11/16” is correct too.The output side of the LC steering column measures out close to an 11/16” x 36 spline. Does this sound correct?
I would need a drop down pitman arm to do that and I can't find a 105 in that shape. J Mack says I can bend it to suit, but I haven't attempted it YET.105 sector shaft upgrade
I believe he's correct!J Mack says I can bend it to suit
A wise man around these parts once said that he wouldn’t step over an IH Scout II box for an FJ60 box, and fortunately for me, I have to agree, since my frame is already setup to run the Sag.I aint tellinn RUSH what to do, but yeah, I did a 60 box and everything went together all stock and trouble free like
Hey @ToyotaMatt , since you chimed in with this, here’s a question -hi RUSH ,
don't forget to torque down to fsm spec's , measure bearing pre-load with spring scale and STAKE BOTH DETENTS of the new flange hex nut ........
yellow paint dots work for initial pre-load phase well , sharpie day glow u shake the thing and the metal BALLS are inside , that type ..........