sewlow
Bitchin' Stitchin'
I like using local re-builders for steering boxes. That way if there's ever a prob, the down time is minimal. The shop I use will even build the box in the ratio you desire. No extra charges for that.
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I like using local re-builders for steering boxes. That way if there's ever a prob, the down time is minimal. The shop I use will even build the box in the ratio you desire. No extra charges for that.
The 3 local shops I know of are located in the industrial areas that cater to commercial truck repairs.
Well I don't know if the steering box is a problem, just figured after 205k miles if I had to remove it to do pitman arm I'd rather go ahead and do a new box... Now if I can do pitman without removing steering box I'd try that first..