Steering Box Ratio

These lightweight rack and pinions are perfect for mini sprints or go-carts. The fast ratio features a 5.33:1 ratio using 4" steering arms, 1 turn, 4" stroke. 12" overall length, 2-3/8" height, 2" depth, and 3/8" rod ends. Weighs 2-1/2 lbs. 5/8"-36 spline coupler included.

Remanufactured GM 800 Series power steering boxes have a 16:1 ratio and were used in midsize GM cars from 1964-1988. Painted black and include -6 AN fittings to make it easier to fabricate hoses if needed. Pitman arm not included. No core return is required. Note: Not compatible with OEM 45° flare fittings.

Throw away your quick steer and improve driver feel. The Sweet power steering box has a quick 6:1 ratio and AN6 hose fittings. Re-manufactured housing with new inner working components. 1.5 turns lock-to-lock .185 valve 13/16"-36 spline input shaft For use without steering quickener Fits most '64-'88 GM passenger car frames

Throw away your quick steer and improve driver feel. TheSweet power steering box has a quick 6:1 ratioand AN6 hose fittings.Re-manufactured housing with new inner working components.1.5 turns lock-to-lock.185 valve13/16"-36 spline input shaftFor use without steering quickenerFits most '64-'88 GM passenger car frames

These Sweet 700 Series Sportsman power steering boxes have new quick ratio gear sets in them which significantly speeds up the steering. This steering box features new inner working components with a re-manufactured housing. Fits most 1964-1988 GM passenger cars. -6 AN hose fittings. 13/16" 36-spline input.When using a steering quickener we recommend using a .185 valve steering box. Anything higher will be extremely hard to steer! IMCA Approved

These Sweet 700 Series Sportsman power steering boxes have new quick ratio gear sets in them which significantly speeds up the steering. This steering box features new inner working components with a re-manufactured housing. Fits most 1964-1988 GM passenger cars. -6 AN hose fittings.When using a steering quickener we recommend using a .185 valve steering box. Anything higher will be extremely hard to steer! IMCA Approved

Let's face it, that steering box is now 40+ years old and not as tight as it used to be. These direct replacement boxes with all new castings, sector gear shaft, needle bearings, and internals will make your car handle like new again. Has a 16:1 ratio.

These lightweight rack and pinions are perfect for mini sprints or go-carts. The standard ratio rack features a 9.5:1 ratio using 4" steering arms. 1-3/4 turn, 4-3/4" stroke. 12" overall length, 2-3/8" height, 2" depth, and 3/8" rod ends. Weighs 2-1/2 lbs. 5/8"-36 spline coupler included.

This manual steering box is a bolt-in replacement for 1966-1982 Mopar A-body B-body C-body and E-body cars. The fresh casting is filled with all-new components and uses a smaller sector shaft. Stronger than a stock unit this box also has a quicker 4-turns lock to lock 16:1 steering ratio. It's a great replacement for a worn-out original box and saves weight and space over a factory power steering setup.

This Saginaw manual steering box fits many GM applications from 1965-1991 and probably many more.It accepts either our universal pitman arm (702-2940) oryour stock GM arm (small style like our 910-32552). Box has a 25:1 ratio (6.25 turnslock-to-lock)with a 3-13/16" long input shaft with 3/4" 30-splines.Input shaft is 3/4"-30 spline6.25 turns lock to lock25:1 ratioIf you turn the input clockwise the output also turns clockwise.Stock specifications on this gear refer to it as 6 rounds lock to lock for a 24:1 ratio.36 Spline1.058 Diameter Top of Splines1.100 Diameter Middle of ...

If you are building or updating a T-bucket that has a reversed Corvair steering box, a little chrome may be in order. These beautifully chromed works of art function just as good as they look. Both units feature a strong cast steel case, needle bearings, and precision gears with a 20:1 ratio. All new components - not rebuilt Manufactured from steel for improved strength All NEW sealed needle bearing design Longer life and less vibration vs. stock-style units 20:1 steering ratio 5/8"-36 spline input shaft  

If you are building or updating a T-bucket that has a reversed Corvair steering box, a little chrome may be in order. These beautifully chromed works of art function just as good as they look. Both units feature a strong cast steel case, needle bearings, and precision gears with a 20:1 ratio. All new components - not rebuilt Manufactured from steel for improved strength All NEW sealed needle bearing design Longer life and less vibration vs. stock-style units 20:1 steering ratio 5/8"-36 spline input shaft  

Speedway Motors makes it easy to bolt together a cross steering system with our Vega Steering Box Combo kit. Kit includes a Speedway Vega box, steel pitman arm, and a Ford Model T - 1934 frame mount. This steering box accepts a 5/8" 36-spline U-joint or coupler. Kit includes: Speedway Vega Steering Box 20:1 steering ratio 5 turns lock-to-lock Steel Vega Pitman Steering Arm Plain finish  Non-offset design Double-tapered "Ford" tie rod end hole (lets you attach the drag link on the top or on the bottom) Vega Steering Box Mount Fits Model T thru ...

These Sweet 700 Series Sportsman power steering boxes have new quick ratio gear sets in them which significantly speeds up the steering. This steering box features new inner working components with a re-manufactured housing. Fits most 1964-1988 GM passenger cars. -6 AN hose fittings. When using a steering quickener, we recommend using a .185 valve steering box. Anything higher will be extremely hard to steer! IMCA Approved 

Let's face it that steering box is now 40+ years old and not as tight as it used to be. These direct replacement boxes with all new castings sector gear shaft needle bearings and internals will make your car handle like new again. Has a 16:1 ratio.

These Sweet 700 Series Sportsman power steering boxes have new quick ratio gear sets in them which significantly speeds up the steering. This steering box features new inner working components with a re-manufactured housing. Fits most 1964-1988 GM passenger cars. -6 AN hose fittings. 13/16" 36-spline input. When using a steering quickener, we recommend using a .185 valve steering box. Anything higher will be extremely hard to steer! IMCA Approved 

These Sweet 700 Series Sportsman power steering boxes have new quick ratio gear sets in them which significantly speeds up the steering. This steering box features new inner working components with a re-manufactured housing. Fits most 1964-1988 GM passenger cars. -6 AN hose fittings. 13/16" 36-spline input. When using a steering quickener, we recommend using a .185 valve steering box. Anything higher will be extremely hard to steer! IMCA Approved 

This manual steering box is a bolt-in replacement for 1966-1982 Mopar A-body, B-body, C-body and E-body cars. The fresh casting is filled with all-new components and uses a smaller sector shaft. Stronger than a stock unit, this box also has a quicker 4-turns lock to lock, 16:1 steering ratio. It's a great replacement for a worn-out original box and saves weight and space over a factory power steering setup.