Power Steering Adapter Plates

[Captainfab]

On the 2wd '67 & '68 all you need are 4) 1/4" spacers. You don't need this plate. Thanks for inquiring.

Originally Posted by ksjh1316

Adding ps to a 67 is all I am needing is 1/4 spacers or am I needing the bracket as well. Forgot to take the BFH to the frame before powdercoating it

[dean jendro]

Captainfab,
I have been reading this post with interest as this is my next adventure. I have a '64' Chevy and am going to use a 2003 5.3 LS motor with all the stock serpentine driven accessories. Which power steering box should I use that would mate up to the pump on that motor and the dropped/stock steering components on my '64' and your bracket? Thanks for your input.
Dean

[Captainfab]

You would want to use a steering box from a '81-'87 C10, C20 or the '88-'91 V1500, V2500. Those will have the correct metric with O-ring fittings to match up with the pump on your 2003 5.3.

[dean jendro]

OK, I'll try one of your brackets. I haven't chosen a column yet but it will probably be an after market tilt. I'll figure out the other side of the steering box later. PM me on a bracket kit and thanks for all your help.
Dean

[Captainfab]

Will Do.......

[dutchmanz]

Originally Posted by Captainfab

On the 2wd '67 & '68 all you need are 4) 1/4" spacers. You don't need this plate. Thanks for inquiring.

If the 67-68 frame is completely flat, as in my case, do I need just some 1/4" spacers or the bracket. I have a 68 4x4 with the 3 bolt manual gear. Any help would be great.

[Captainfab]

The '67 & '68 2wd's are the ones that you only need 1/4" spacers. The '67 & '68 4wd's need an adapter plate. I have sold a few of these to guys with '67 and '68 4x4's. Let me know if you would like one.

Originally Posted by dutchmanz

If the 67-68 frame is completely flat, as in my case, do I need just some 1/4" spacers or the bracket. I have a 68 4x4 with the 3 bolt manual gear. Any help would be great.