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1964-72 Chevelle Steering Arms
1964-72 Chevelle Steering Arms
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1964-72 Chevelle Steering Arms
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MFG. Part #:
91034914
Center to Center:
4.25"
Material Type:
Steel
Info
Back in the day the steering arms on some Chevelle/Malibus were a different length depending on if they were power or manual steering. The manual cars had a longer arm and if you convert them to power steering you still have slow steering. These forged arms are shorter (faster) than manual steering arms.
Specs
Mount hole pattern to the spindle is 4 1/4" center to center. Length center of tie rod hole to closest mount hole is 3 3/4" and to furthest mount hole is 8".
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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