Re: Power Steering Adapter Plates
 

Hi Captainfab, I'm interested in a power steering box adapter plate and a power brake booster adapter bracket for a 1966 C10. Can you please pm me total price and info to pay you.

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PM sent

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Hey Captainfab!
I'm doing a 2wd PS box onto my '67 K1500, for a cross over steering setup. Am I correct in believing your plate will let me bolt it up without dimpling the frame? It's a flat frame, no dimple, no raised bolt pads. If so, shoot me a PM with price and payment info!
Thanks!

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Yes this adapter plate works with all '68-'86 C/K and '87-'91 R/V steering boxes. However I do not have a template for locating the steering box on the K series frames. I sent you a PM.

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Thanks for the post Les.

Just to clarify, the K series and V series will not have an idler arm as they are 4wd models.

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Captain, I am installing a 1974 C20 front cross member (disc) into my 63 C20. I would like to order the steering gear box bracket.
Sending PM.

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PM replied to.

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Can i get an adapter plate for a '61 and the tube and plate adapter?

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PM sent

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PM sent. I have a flat frame 68 K20 that I need your adapter to eliminate the indivisual spacers.

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PM replied to.

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Just received another steering gear box adapter plate for 1966 suburban, new addition, it is very nice.
Also got the idler arm frame template, allows use of newer idler arm/linkage as mention above.

Thanks,
Les

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Anyone have any recommendations for a newer style box with metric fittings for stock 5.3 ps pump. Going on a 60 with Capt Fab plates.

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All C series steering boxes '80-'86 and R series steering boxes '87-'91 have metric with an o-ring style fittings.

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hi Capt, i have a 65 with a factory power assist steering and because of many leaks i want to upgrade. i already have operating system. so what do i need and how much shipped to 85120? what year steering box?
thank you dave

Re: Power Steering Adapter Plates
 

The prices are exactly the same as in post #1 of this fort sale thread. The steering box adapter plate alone is still $57.50 plus $8.45 for shipping. If you also need the tube and flange for the original steering column, that is $27.50 and an additional $7.05 for shipping. You will need a '68-'86 C series or '87-'91 R series steering box and pitman arm. In 1980 the fitting style changed from SAE to Metric with an o-ring.

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ok i will take the steering box adapter plate or plates, and tube flange... please pm me with payment . thx dave

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I replied to your PM. If you need a quicker response, please send me an email to the address given in post #1. I answer all emails multiple times a day, but I am only here on the forum once a day.

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pm'd you sir

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Here is a link to my new website and online store where you can see and purchase all of the products that I fabricate for the '60-'72 GM trucks.

https://customfab-cda.com

Re: Power Steering Adapter Plates Moog Part Number
 

Anyone have the Moog Part number they used on a 60-62 swap. I picked up a MOOG K6131 but read here someone used a MOOG K6143.

The K6131 I have seems too long, measures 5" on centers. Mines a C10 too

Re: Power Steering Adapter Plates Moog Part Number
 

Why do you think it is too long. Those two are only about 1/8" different in length.

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Super nice web site, really like it.

Les

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Thank you for the compliment Les, I appreciate it. I will relay that to my wife. She built the website and maintains it for me.