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Manual steering box opinions
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10/28/10 12:31 AM
10/28/10 12:31 AM
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wisconsin
kmfdm
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I'm trying to get some opinions on what I should do with the manual steering box in my Dart. I have a lot of slop in the steering wheel, and I'm pretty sure the steering box is the culprit. Should I shell out the money to rebuild the one I have, or should I go with a new one? If I do go with a new one, which one should I get?
74 Dart Sport
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Re: Manual steering box opinions
[Re: kmfdm]
#840649
10/28/10 01:31 AM
10/28/10 01:31 AM
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So Cal
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I'm trying to get some opinions on what I should do with the manual steering box in my Dart. I have a lot of slop in the steering wheel, and I'm pretty sure the steering box is the culprit. Should I shell out the money to rebuild the one I have, or should I go with a new one? If I do go with a new one, which one should I get?
I would suggest going with a new Flaming River box, 16 to 1, made out of steel and produced in South America (Argentina). Don't waste your time & $ having your old manual box rebuilt..
Just my $0.02... 
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