Steer Clear Steering Box Drop, Brushed Finish

#8451000

Steer Clear Steering Box Drop, Brushed Finish

Name: Steer Clear Steering Box Drop, Brushed Finish
Brand: Speedway Motors
SKU: 8451000
Rating: 4.9 (35 reviews)

35 Reviews

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Solves the age old question of steering clearance issues and improves road feel over typical U-joint setups
Chain driven case mounts on the inside or outside of the firewall for convenience
Four reinforced through-holes assure a strong, secure installation

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Universal Fit, Brushed, 36 Input Shaft Spline Count

Solves the age old question of steering clearance issues and improves road feel over typical U-joint setups
Chain driven case mounts on the inside or outside of the firewall for convenience
Four reinforced through-holes assure a strong, secure installation
Uses common 3/4"-36 spline U-joints and couplers
4-1/2" wide X 1-1/2" thick(less shafts) X 4" longer than offsets

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Key Specs

MFG. Part #	Select Finish and Length
Brand	Speedway Motors
Finish	Brushed

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Finally, a solution to the age old steering column/pedals problem. This nifty box provides unlimited options for steering shaft clearance so a high performance engine and headers will fit. Allows you to safely reposition the steering column higher, giving you more room for your feet and pedals.

Chain driven action
Improved road feel versus typical U-joint setups
Mounts on the inside or outside of your firewall
Four reinforced through-holes assure a strong, secure installation
Uses common 3/4"-36 spline U-joints and couplers
4-1/2" wide X 1-1/2" thick(less shafts) X 4" longer than offsets

Available in 8", 10", 12", 14" or 16" offsets.

2006 Best Engineered New Product at SEMA

Specs

4-1/2" wide
1-1/2" thick (less shafts)
4" longer than the offset
Uses common 3/4"-36 spline u-joints and couplers

Warranty Information

This product carries a lifetime guarantee to be free of defects in material and workmanship by the manufacturer, Wizard Fabrication.

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Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #	Select Finish and Length to see
Brand	Speedway Motors
Finish	Brushed

GENERAL
Input Shaft Spline Count	36
Input Shaft Diameter	0.75"
Output Shaft Spline Count	36
Output Shaft Diameter	0.75"
Overall Width	4.5"
Sold in Quantity	Each
Notes	3/4"-36 spline input/output

Ratings & Reviews

4.9

35 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers appreciate the product's quality, noting its sturdiness and efficient design. It has been praised for solving steering alignment issues and for facilitating installations in small spaces, around big motors, and in old hot rod cars. The product has been recognized for its utility in various project cars and ease of placement. Users have highlighted its light weight, contributing to its practicality. Several comments underline that it solved issues related to the placement of steering columns and provided increased leg room. The company's commitment to product excellence and customers' satisfaction has been acknowledged, mentioning a free upgrade to a no-backlash design. Compared to the alternatives, customers considered this product superior in addressing their specific needs.

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I'm probably not going to need another one anytime soon but

5.0

7 months ago

Hippietom

Apopka Florida

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I'm putting a 1948 gmc COE on a s10 frame and with the cab and steering configuration this moves it down and back on the cab floor and it lines up perfect with the gearbox.

Would Recommend

Well designed, and well built

5.0

a year ago

fasterboatman

Plano, TX

Sadly, the product will not solve for my specific firewall steering space issues. But had it worked in the available space, it would have been perfect. I just did not have enough room on the firewall (in width) to make it work properly.

Would Recommend

Do you have the Channel the window sets in

5.0

a year ago

Harley charlie

Pekin illinois 61554

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It does great job ty

Would Recommend

Awesome for use In my 1953 GMC COE

5.0

2 years ago

GIJOE

Ridgecrest, CA

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This was the trick for setting up the steering in my cab over truck. Fits well with no wiggle.

Would Recommend

Problem Solved!

5.0

2 years ago

One Way

Montana

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I needed to offset my steering around an engine swap and make connection with a rack and pinion conversion. Worked great.

Would Recommend

Made of good quality Parts

4.0

2 years ago

hdriderrs

Attleboro, ma

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I used this on a project that really needed to get the steering down so it was the only real option. The ony thing is there is slop in the chain so the steering wheel has play in it. I would suggest to the manufacture to add a spring loaded idler gear inside to remove any slop or stretching... should be a simple fix.

Would Recommend

Sure helps w/ steering clearing under hood objects.

5.0

3 years ago

1927Lakester

Texas

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I need room both inside and outside the firewall and I believe this will solve the concerns. I have not installed it but its going to fit. Have friends w/ one in there car w/out any problems.

Would Recommend

This worked out perfect for 836 international

5.0

3 years ago

Sandi Jo

Metaline

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My husband is putting together an old 36 international. It's perfect.

Good quality and worked great

5.0

4 years ago

Mark

West Branch Mi.

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Used this to center steer my project, nice quality and very happy so far

Would Recommend

big problem solver

5.0

4 years ago

southside Johnny

Marshall Wi.

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I am installing it now , will be a few months before the truck is on the road but it solved the problems I had with steering alignment on my 1949 Chevy COE

Would Recommend

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CAN THIS BE MOUNTED AT AN ANGLE

by Bob

• 7 years ago

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Can anyone tell me why Nsra won't pass this ? And a it overseas or American made ?

by Towman

• 10 years ago

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will the steer clear steering box drop work with a power rack and pinion? will the steering ratio change? will this product cause any steering wheel reaction delays? does it require being mounted perfectly vertical or can it be angled? What maintenance does it require? Thank you Jim

by JC

• 10 years ago

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Can this be used with a Vega steering box and pitman arm on a 1930 Ford Model A with drop axle set up? I imagine a rod being connected from the bottom shaft of this to another vega type steering box and pit man arm for a cross steering set up. Can't find any directions for usage.

by Gremyen Reaper

• 11 years ago

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do they make a shorter steer clear? i need a 6in unit for a 26 t-bucket i dont have the room for the 8in unit. i think a 6in would fit.

by geneo

• 12 years ago

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Are there any installation instructions on a steer clear steering box?

by Hudson

• 12 years ago

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Will this product be ok with manual rack and pinion 99 S10 496 bbc have abosolutly no room left for anything would this be able to be used with manual rack and pinion My firewall has been modified along with everything else

by 496S10

• 13 years ago

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What steering column do you use with this set up?

by Toyrcr

• 13 years ago

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What is the thickness?

• 14 years ago

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Is this box certified & street legal? Please respond! Thanks, Roy R, Boston, NY

by Buster

• 15 years ago

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