I just purchased Stage Two from Firm Feel for my 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner. Give them a call Great to talk to and with advice

They have a Stage IV that they don't advertise. So if you want the steering really stiff just ask. (But don't complain if it is too much)

Wow never seen this board so Pro Firm Feel only.
The answer I usually hear is it depends on where your located and then send to either Firm Feel or Steer and Gear.

I have used both over the years with mostly Steer and Gear since they are closer to the East and have had ZERO problems with either company.
I have never used tighter than a Stage 2 and was ALWAYS satisfied.
The last box was the original from my 70 GTX, Stage 2 done by Steer and Gear.
If I ever pull the one out of my Demon (in decent shape as it sits) it will go the Steer and Gear for a Stage 2 experience.
Ron

Yup another Firm Feel Fan, better quality control from firm feel vs large reman company steer n gear.

And great service and tech support.

Firm Feel Stage 3 in a 70 Charger R/T.
Same as my 1996 Intrepid ES with the speed sensitive steering. Nice.

I went ahead and ordered the Firm Feel stage III box. I am looking to paint it with Eastwood's Extreme Chassis Black. Will this hold up with the box being so close to the headers?

There is only about 3/8" or so clearance between the box and one of the primary tubes. Is this going to burn the paint right off the box? Would engine paint be a better choice?

Thanks!

I had the same clearance problems with the headers being so close. I ended up denting the headers a little.

I would use the black high heat header paint. Good to 1200 deg or so.