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Topic: '69 manual steering box pitman arm for '73 up center link? (Read 759 times)
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mischiefdart
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Anyone have a part nuber for a pittman arm that fits the late centerlink with an early box?
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jet-taz
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moog cat. shows k-7074 fits 68-72 and k-7076 fitting 73-76 which is a smaller seletor shaft
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69 dodge dart/440 former god over 1200 post on old site
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Bill_Reilly
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The 7076 is for 73-up power steering, which is the large sector. 7075 is the small sector manual, but the local parts stores don't carry that one. I know Springs n Things has it.
Both boxes were small sector through 72, except for E-bodies, which were the same until 74. After that, the power boxes got a large sector and all the manual boxes stayed small sector. Except I think for vans - if I remember correctly, van manual boxes were large sector - van manual boxes also had the factory "power to manual adapter" based on the comments in another post.
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Those who say it can't be done, should not interrupt those of us who are doing it.
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mischiefdart
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Thank's for the info. I believe the box I have is out of a '69 dart. Can you tell me the diameters of the two sector shafrts? The pitman arm on the box has the downward facing taper and works with the late centerlink and spoll k-frame. It is old and needs replacing. It also seems to be clocked wrong. If i center the the box in the middle of its travel the piman arm is off to the right (left hand turn for car) by about 15 degrees. I know there is a master spline so it is not adjustable. anyone seen this before? I would like to have the linkage in the tight spot that is right in the middle like it is supposed to be. thanks again for your input
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