Speedway 1978-88 GM G-Body Metric Steering Box Pitman Arm
Speedway 1978-88 GM G-Body Metric Steering Box Pitman Arm
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#91032550

Speedway 1978-88 GM G-Body Metric Steering Box Pitman Arm

  • 100% new Pitman arm for 1978 to 1988 Monte Carlo and other GM G body cars
  • Forged steel construction for maximum strength
  • Spline size fits GM 800 series power steering boxes
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Product Summary

6.50" Center to Center, 32 and 4 master Spline Count

  • 100% new Pitman arm for 1978 to 1988 Monte Carlo and other GM G body cars
  • Forged steel construction for maximum strength
  • Spline size fits GM 800 series power steering boxes
  • 6.5" center-to-center length
  • Zinc plated for corrosion resistance
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #91032550
Spline Count32 and 4 master
Drop2.25"
Material TypeSteel
FinishZinc Plated
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Speedway Motors 91032550 Details

This is our 100% new forged pitman arm. Pitman arm is for 1978-88 Gm applications. Features a durable steel construction and a zinc plated finish.

  • Steel construction
  • Zinc plated finish
  • Sold each

Speedway Motors 91032550 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91032550
BrandSpeedway Motors
Spline Count32 and 4 master
Drop2.25"
Material TypeSteel
FinishZinc Plated
GENERAL
Center to Center6.50"
Top of Taper0.56"
Bottom of Taper0.48"
Degree of Taper7 degree
Sold in QuantityEach
NotesFits Sweet and GM 800 boxes.

Ratings & Reviews

4.8

5 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers highly recommend our product for its excellent quality and perfect fit. The product is particularly praised for its precise fit on 1979 El Camino with a 525 Manual steering box. Users validate our claim of usability and perfect sizing, appreciating the practicality it provides. The product is said to meet expectations, reflecting its reliable performance. This outperforms competitor offerings as our product availability and next-day shipping are highlighted positively.

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5.0

a year ago

SuperDuke

TN

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This is the most step (2.25") you will find in a stock style Pitman Arm. You need this to lower the center drag link and help reduce bump steer.

Would Recommend

Exact fit for my 1979 El Camino

5.0

5 years ago

chris

Lampe, Mo

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Exact fit for my 1979 El Camino with a 525 Manual steering box.

Would Recommend

Exactly what I was expecting

5.0

8 years ago

Rusty

Alleyton, TX

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Fit like a glove!

Would Recommend

Great product

5.0

10 years ago

Dirty Thirty

Hinton,IA

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Fits perfect

Would Recommend

I would but this product again

4.0

15 years ago

Turner Racing

Peoria, IL

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Good Product,readily available, excellent quality, next day shipping

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Questions & Answers

7 Questions • 9 Answers

Will this pitman arm fit a 1-3/16 output shaft ?

by Jim

• 6 years ago

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Double checking the drop of this pitman arm. The listing is 2.25" and I've known companies to measure two different ways. Is the 2.25" measured from top of the arm at the box to top of the arm at the tierod end or top of arm at box to bottom of arm at tierod? Thanks.

by Andrew

• 8 years ago

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Will this fit the s 10 Manuel box

by Lucky

• 9 years ago

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What tie rod ends does this work with?

by Josh

• 11 years ago

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Will this fit the GM 800 steering box

by Scoop

• 12 years ago

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will this fit a sweet 8.1 or 6.1 box??

by roger42

• 12 years ago

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Is this for the snapring box or the 4 bolt box Thanks

by

• 15 years ago

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