70 series power steering into a 40
70 series power steering into a 40
Would 70 series power steering work in a 40, just the box?
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Re: 70 series power steering into a 40
I have just recently done this, Though i took the whole axle and box and grafted it all together.
You will need to modify the steering shaft and add a bearing to support it at the fire wall. The back web of the shock needs some grinding to get the steering shaft past and the battery box will most likely need moved
The tie rod end on the tie rod will need replaced, so a custon tie rod will most likely be required, (I am pretty sure that the treads are a different diameter.
You would probably be better off with a #60 steering box as the pitman arm swings forwards, with the #70 the box really needs to be mounted forward of the front bib so doesn't look as elegant.
So YES it can be done, but there is a bit of shaggin about.
You will need to modify the steering shaft and add a bearing to support it at the fire wall. The back web of the shock needs some grinding to get the steering shaft past and the battery box will most likely need moved
The tie rod end on the tie rod will need replaced, so a custon tie rod will most likely be required, (I am pretty sure that the treads are a different diameter.
You would probably be better off with a #60 steering box as the pitman arm swings forwards, with the #70 the box really needs to be mounted forward of the front bib so doesn't look as elegant.
So YES it can be done, but there is a bit of shaggin about.
Last edited by BJ71 on Mon Feb 04, 2008 4:02 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: 70 series power steering into a 40
jumper wrote:Would 70 series power steering work in a 40, just the box?
Yes, you just need to make sure it is mounted in the correct position as a 60 series box and a 70 series box steer in the opposite directions. The 60 series box should be mounted on the drivers side of the relay rod whereas the 70 series box should be mounted in front of the relay rod (further forward).
You may also need to check for clearance of tire rub on the box if running big rubber.
I hope that made sense.


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Re: 70 series power steering into a 40
ask Sig, coz I think he may have done this before, or know someone who has
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Re: 70 series power steering into a 40
hey dude i just got everything needed for my 40 from bundy up at rallywoods hes quite clued up on power steer setups
WARNING:
Insanity has replaced reason in the modification of this vehicle
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Insanity has replaced reason in the modification of this vehicle
you can follow me, but its gunna hurt