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Manual Steering Box Type, 16:1 Steering Ratio, Painted
| Steering Box Type | Manual |
| Steering Box Orientation | Front Steer |
| Steering System Type | OEM/Stock |
| Material Type | Cast Iron |
| Finish | Painted |
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Return PolicyLets 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. 3/4"-36 spline input.
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| KEY SPECS | |
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| MFG. Part # | FR1498 |
| Brand | Flaming River |
| Steering Box Type | Manual |
| Steering Box Orientation | Front Steer |
| Steering System Type | OEM/Stock |
| Material Type | Cast Iron |
| Finish | Painted |
| GENERAL | |
| Steering Ratio | 16:1 |
| Input Shaft Spline Count | 36 |
| Input Shaft Diameter | 0.75" |
| Overall Length | 11" |
| Overall Width | 6.88" |
| Overall Height | 5.5" |
| Weight | 16 lbs. |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| Notes | 1-1/8 inch sector |
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Customers have praised the superior quality and excellent performance of our product, specifically highlighting its high-quality make, precision, and practicality. Our product is noted as a perfect fitting and reliable replacement for worn gear boxes, eliminating steering play effortlessly. With user-friendly instructions included, installing the product is reported as a breeze. Further setting it apart, our product is the most affordable choice in the market, offering excellent value for money as it's up to $100 less than competitors.
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Excellent result; no play in steering now
5.0
4 years ago
CTYankee
Worcester, MA
Verified
Replaced reman stock steering gearbox that still had excessive play.
Would Recommend
Great quality product
5.0
8 years ago
28 hot rodder
Arkansas
Verified
Replaced a worn out gear box on my hot rod.this unit was a perfect fit, obviously high quality. was pre-marked for the center, the instructions made installation a breeze.
Would Recommend
Lowest price, best service!
5.0
9 years ago
dcmustang
Westfield, NY
Verified
The normal price was almost 100$ less than the nearest competitor
Would Recommend
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7 Questions • 7 Answers
You recommend this box for traditional steering heavier vehicles does this work for traditional steer? Can you use it with the pitman arm pointing down?
by Tye
• 9 years ago
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Your site mentions the Mustang Manual Steering box as an alternative to the reversed Corvair box. However, it also recommends this box be used with "4-bar" front suspensions, while the Corvair is recommended for "Radius Rod" style front suspensions. Can the Mustang Manual Steering box be successfully used with a "Radius Rod" (aka "hairpin") style front suspension
by kibster
• 9 years ago
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Is this a reasonable replacement for a Vega style manual box? I assume the mounting bolt pattern is different than the Vega box. The Mustang box would be used on a Model A Highboy with a solid front axle - and would there be interference if the front axle was dropped? Thanks!
by RacingRoger
• 9 years ago
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Can I install this steering box upside down to work as a traditional steering set up on my 1930 ford model A coupe.
by Slim Jim
• 10 years ago
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tihe best way to tighten up the steering box ,to get rid of the slop? in the steering wheel
by Richard
• 10 years ago
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Installation How difficult is the installation with basic tools? Will having headers on the car cause any issues? How does the feel compare to original equipment (ease & turning radius)? As I am getting older and used to driving more current vehicles, would it be recommended to consider a power assist? Budget is a concern of course, I am retired and this is just a hobby vehicle.
by hotpony
• 12 years ago
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Can this steering gear be used with the factory mustang power steering? And is the considered a short size shaft?
by Vetteguy
• 12 years ago
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