Shortened Reverse Pitman Arm for Lowered 1947-59 Chevy Truck w/PS
Shortened Reverse Pitman Arm for Lowered 1947-59 Chevy Truck w/PS
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#9704759

Shortened Reverse Pitman Arm for Lowered 1947-59 Chevy Truck w/PS

  • Makes use of common '69-'87 2WD Chevy truck PS box
  • Pitman spline count is 32 with 4 master and taper measures 1.180" to 1.225
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Product Summary

6.00" Overall Length, 4.00" Center to Center, Steel

  • Makes use of common '69-'87 2WD Chevy truck PS box
  • Pitman spline count is 32 with 4 master and taper measures 1.180" to 1.225
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #9704759
Spline Count36
Drop0.00"
Material TypeSteel
FinishPainted
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Speedway Motors 9704759 Details

These shortened pitman arms are designed for use with lowered 1947-59 Chevy Trucks that have our 910-32132 Power Steering Kit Conversion.

Note:  Lowered vehicles will this 'reversed' pitman arm so that the drag link can be installed on the "top" side of the pitman arm rather than the "bottom" side to help prevent bump steer.

  • Shortened reverse pitman arm
  • For lowered 47-59 Chevy Pickups
  • Use with 91032132 power steering kits
  • Pitman spline count is 32 with 4 master and taper measures 1.180" to 1.225
  • Accepts typical 7 degree "Ford" style tie rod ends

Speedway Motors 9704759 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #9704759
BrandSpeedway Motors
Spline Count36
Drop0.00"
Material TypeSteel
FinishPainted
GENERAL
Overall Length6.00"
Center to Center4.00"
Hole Diameter.63"
Spline I.D.1.16"
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Ratings & Reviews

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Customers commend the solid and high-quality construction of our product, the Pittman arm. Its perfect fit for certain automobile models like the 1957 Chevy truck is appreciated. However, it may not suit all applications due to the inner diameter specification of an inch and an 1/8th. Buyers are more satisfied with our product than with subpar, altered versions found elsewhere. The key qualities that make it stand out include usability, durability, and precision fit.

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Good solid Pittman arm

5.0

6 months ago

REB

Fairmount Georgia

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This is a good part however it doesn't fit my application and I had to return it. The inner diameter of where it mounts to the gearbox is an inch and an 1/8th. I need a 1 inch diameter instead. It is a good part though. Very solid.

Would Recommend

yes it fit perfect and was just what I was looking for .

5.0

5 years ago

fred

hawaii

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It fit perfect on my 1957 chevy truck . I got this truck from the mainland and they cut the pitman arm in haft and welded it. I did like that and I found it on your web sight .

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Questions & Answers

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Hi, will the reversed pitman work with a 3in dropped axle and a Saginaw steering box mounted in front of axle outside the frame and your power steering kit. Truck is a GMC 1\2 ton? Little confused sorry. Thanks

by Steve53

• 9 years ago

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Is this shortened reverse pitman arm shorter than the one in the power steering conversion kit? Will this one work with a 3 in dropped axle for a 1953 GMC 1\2 TON?

by Steve 1953

• 9 years ago

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Will this fit an 800 Saginaw steering box?

by Hutch

• 11 years ago

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do you make one like this that is drilled for 5/8 rather then being a taper.

by weasel

• 11 years ago

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Do you have a pitman arm exactly like this one that would fit on the original stock gear box for a 47-54 chevy truck?

by Jeff

• 11 years ago

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Dimensions I am looking for the dimensions on this part. Number of splines and overall length.

by cyclesounds

• 12 years ago

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