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11-07-2002, 09:46 AM
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Best way to remove power steering.
Someone told me I could just remove the power steering and plug the holes where the hoses come from the steering box.
Will I have to get a manual steering box out of an older car or is there a way to rig up the one I got. How much does the removal of the power steering help out ET's. Later.
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11-07-2002, 01:41 PM
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I removed the power steering pump, all lines(rubber and metal) and changed the belt to fit. I plugged up the rack holes and haven't had any probs yet, but was told I will need to get the manual steering rack. Flaming River sells a good kit. The skinnies up front make the no-power steering feel not so bad.
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