Sweet Mfg. 301-30250 Power Steering Servo, .250 Medium
Sweet Mfg. 301-30250 Power Steering Servo, .250 Medium
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Sweet Mfg. 301-30250 Power Steering Servo, .250 Medium

  • 13/16"-36 splined input shaft (steering wheel end)
  • 3/4"-48 splined output shaft
  • All fluid connections are AN6
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Product Summary

  • 13/16"-36 splined input shaft (steering wheel end)
  • 3/4"-48 splined output shaft
  • All fluid connections are AN6
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MFG. Part #301-30250
BrandSweet Manufacturing
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Sweet Manufacturing 301-30250 Details

Sweet Mfg. has been providing their customers with a competitive advantage since 1978. These power steering servos are designed and built using the experience and knowledge Sweet Mfg. has gained from many years of racing.

There is no difference in the turning ratio among these servos. The feel, or the amount of force it takes to turn the steering wheel, changes between them. The lower the number, the "easier" your car will steer. Example: The .235 servo requires less steering effort than the .250 servo.

  • .250 Medium
  • 13/16"-36 splined input shaft (steering wheel end)
  • 3/4"-48 splined output shaft
  • All fluid connections are AN6

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It is very important to change your power steering fluid regularly, as servos do not like any type of foreign debris.  If the servo is damaged in an accident you may experience violent wheel shake.  To repair a servo it must be balanced properly to make sure it does not pull left or right, therefore it is necessary to send all servo repairs to Sweet Mfg.

Sweet Manufacturing 301-30250 Specifications

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MFG. Part #301-30250
BrandSweet Manufacturing
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NotesAll fittings are -6 AN. Mounting holes are 3/8

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