Is there any local sources for a toyota to chevy ps line? and fj60 trans mounts?

[Kurtis]

I'm just wrapping up my conversion but need some transmission mounts and a power steering line to go from my chevy power steering pump to the toyota gearbox. I guess while i'm asking does anyone know a good shop to have the drive shaft cut?

 

[murf]

Try Phoenix Rack and Axle for the driveshaft....

 

[friel01]

I got my powersteering hoses done here. Parker Store Phoenix with Parker Hydraulic Hoses in Arizona

bring in what you have, and they can pretty much make anything. Runs about $45 a hose more or less.

driveshafts I have had done at Dick's Driveshaft at 27th street and Mcdowell. I have only had lengthened, but I suspect shortening is even cheaper.

 

[Tools R Us]

If you have both ends of the lines, having a hose put between shouldn't be an issue. Best bet is to tell them it for a hydraulic device, most hose shops do like the possible liability of automotive. I have had lines made by Hose Power.
Mesa, Arizona

For drive shafts have had good results with Mesa Drive Shaft.
Mesa Driveshaft: driveshafts,differentials, etc.,

 

[Kurtis]

Any one have a good place to get the transmission mount?

 

[friel01]

Changing my recomendation

Ont he driveshaft, I had recommended Dick's, but I just got back fromt here.... seems their main guy decided he liked drugs... has gone missing and the business is in real danger of falling apart.

So, the nice old couple that own it were there trying to straighten it all out, and sent me to Phx Rack adn Axle on 32nd and Van Buren. They seem very professional, and were even cheaper.

If anyone knows a driveshaft guy looking for work, have them contact hte old folks at Dicks right away. They seem like a nice old couple, it is a shame they are stuck in this position.

 

[RHINO]

have you tried screwing the toyota line into the pump? always worked for me.

 

[inkpot]

have you tried screwing the toyota line into the pump? always worked for me.

Yea, it's worth a try. Surprising how well metric and SAE pipe fittings go together. John

 

[Kurtis]

I ended up having it made at a shop over by stapley and the 60. Nice guy it was like $60 and I had it in a couple of hours. He makes a/c hoses as well, I thought it was pretty reasonable. I never tried the other fitting/ one weird thing about the original hose I did notice is the fitting took a 5/8s wrench nothing metric wold fit it... All I can say is the v8 defiantly has a different feel than the 2f.

 

[RHINO]

thats why i wondered if you tried it,, all that stuff was SAE on toyota and my line threaded right into the GM canned ham pump i was using.

 

[BMAN]

I had mine made at Parker Hose. Cost was like $35 and they did it in 10 minutes while I waited. My hardlines were not properly shaped for my application and I had to have them made.