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Universal Fit, Manual Steering Box Type, Steel, Painted
| Steering Box Type | Manual |
| Steering Box Orientation | Side Steer |
| Steering System Type | Traditional Parallel |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Finish | Painted |
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Return PolicyIf you have tried to find a good used Corvair steering box, you know that the chances of finding a good one are slim to none. Don't bother! These brand new Corvair steering boxes have already been reversed. Designed for use on traditional steering cars and T-buckets, these boxes are constructed of modern high strength steel and needle bearings to ensure durability, which original boxes just can't offer.
Painted black. Does NOT include pitman arm. Ratio is 20:1.
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| KEY SPECS | |
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| MFG. Part # | FR1541 |
| Brand | Flaming River |
| Steering Box Type | Manual |
| Steering Box Orientation | Side Steer |
| Steering System Type | Traditional Parallel |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Finish | Painted |
| GENERAL | |
| Steering Ratio | 20:1 |
| Input Shaft Spline Count | 36 |
| Input Shaft Diameter | 0.62" |
| Input Shaft Length | 1.04" |
| Output Shaft Diameter | 0.844" |
| Output Shaft Length | 1.15" |
| Overall Length | 7" |
| Overall Width | 7.5" |
| Overall Height | 5.5" |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| Notes | 1 year warranty from date of purchase per Flaming River (800-648-8022 ext. 113). Pitman arm nut is included. |
4.9
19 Reviews
Customers highly recommend our product for quality, practicality, and superior features. They confirm that its precise, smooth steering and optimal fit make it perfect for a variety of applications, easily surpassing cheaper alternatives. The high-quality material contributes to its sturdy, robust nature, enhancing the product's usability and safety. Difficulties with the mount were resolved with minor mods, and customers are extremely satisfied with the improvement in their vehicle performance. Despite a few issues with sealants earlier on, the company swiftly addressed and rectified these, which strongly underscores the product's overall reliability and superiority.
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Great fit & operation.
5.0
a year ago
Steering Rack
Kuna, ID
Verified
Great replacement part.
Would Recommend
iwould buy again
5.0
5 years ago
greg
dakota mn
Verified
using it in a 30 plymouth U fit right where the old box was .needed mods to the mount is all.
Would Recommend
yes
5.0
5 years ago
41 willys
30115
Verified
on 41 willys
Would Recommend
Steering me in the right direction
5.0
7 years ago
Old rusty guy
North Bend Or
Verified
Great quality part
Would Recommend
Top
5.0
9 years ago
Ratrod Andreas
Germany
Verified
Top price, good quality
Would Recommend
Best steering for T bucket
5.0
9 years ago
Cooter
Nashville TN
Verified
Super tight steering. Wish I had bought this box the first time instead of cheaper version.
Would Recommend
This product worked great. L
5.0
9 years ago
Jerry
Greenfield in
Verified
I used it on my hot rod 👍🏻
Would purchase this product again.
5.0
9 years ago
Bill
Wichita, Kansas
Verified
Purchased a gear box from another company the gear box was junk they wouldn't stand by their product. This gear box is great, wish I had purchased this one first.
Would Recommend
Easy to find wanted part.
5.0
9 years ago
250tony
Prescott, AZ
Verified
Needed to redesign the steering on my roadster. Speedway and Flaming River came through. Excellent product. Great price. Thanks Speedway.
Would Recommend
Great Product!
5.0
10 years ago
bugkiller
Parsons TN
Verified
Had bought one of the cheaper Corvair boxes first and the steering was still very loose on my T-Bucket. Called Speedway they recommended upgrading to the Flaming River and it was great! The difference was daylight & dark.
Would Recommend
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8 Questions • 10 Answers
Can be pitman arm be mounted in the upwards position ? the custom frame to make the car lower, will make the pitman arm too close to the ground .
by TJ
• 8 years ago
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When mounting the gear box, do you just mount it flat, or does the output shaft where the pitman arm goes need to be 90 degree with frame. I'm asking cause if you set the gear box flat on the mounting surface it has a taper and makes the output shaft at an odd angle
by wideopenkustomz@yahoo.com
• 8 years ago
2 answers
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Hello! Is it possible to make this steering box fit my original model a ford steering column? The "Swedish vehicle Inspection" is forcing me use the old one, or else I have to have a new steering column that colapses in case of a car accident, not a solid one
by Martin
• 9 years ago
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Do you have a specific part number for the pitman arm that fits this?
by Cj
• 10 years ago
2 answers
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From left lock to right lock (or right to left) how many rotations will the steering wheel turn?
by Charlesincharge09
• 11 years ago
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When mounted standing on top of the frame, wich way does the pitman arm move when turning left? Forward or back? When mounted standing on top of the frame, which way does the pit man arm move when you turn the shaft counter clockwise? Does it move forward or back with the pit man arm down? I have a straight axle in this car and the steering box will be mounted in front of the axle.
by Zsandman78
• 12 years ago
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When mounted standing on top of the frame, wich way does the pitman arm point? down or up?
by vwbarret
• 12 years ago
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I'm considering this box for my 39 plymouth truck which will have a 620 lb. hemi in it. Not sure what the complete truck will weigh, maybe 3000-3200. Will this box be strong enough for that application ?
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• 14 years ago
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