I have a Hickey swing out tire carrier.
I wondered who built that.
I wondered who built that.
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I was a 40 owner at the time when Vic was still building stuff. His kit, as I recall, used a power box with the tall sector shaft like the ones you find on old fords.Johnny with the lit for the win! Again!
That is some really cool stuff. Anyone ever seen the power steering kit they've got there? It sure looks like saginaw, but it specifically states "no cutting or welding"
Dan
I was a 40 owner at the time when Vic was still building stuff. His kit, as I recall, used a power box with the tall sector shaft like the ones you find on old fords.
He would position the input just over the frame. There was an extension like what Advance Adapters has that would put the lower u-joint just beyond the cowl.
The boxes with the long sectors had issues with twisting the sector shaft or developing cracks in the casting.
that's just an example of the long sector box. Scout had one as well as some Fords. I never used one personally. I did see them on 40s. I didn't really like theJust FYI that is not a C7*********** steering box. That part number is for the the torsion valve housing, not for the steering gear itself. The latest rev part number for that box is D9TZ-3504-C. That's a very rare steering box, used for 2 years.