Steering coupler clip needed

Coupe66 · Post by **Coupe66** » Tue Aug 15, 17 1:00 pm

sorry chaps what i meant was the radial movement at the steering wheel on my 68 charger.

https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j ... 8qzw-MiDyA

looking at the video clip it appears that the P/S box is the problem and not the steering coupler.

rossk · Post by **rossk** » Tue Aug 15, 17 7:10 pm

Hi

Bit late to the thread but I think I may have the clip you were after?

I'll try and upload a photo later this evening, doesn't work of my phone

rossk · Post by **rossk** » Tue Aug 15, 17 8:29 pm

is this it?

MilesnMiles · Post by **MilesnMiles** » Wed Aug 16, 17 11:07 am

Yes sir, I think that's the clip I'm looking for!

rossk · Post by **rossk** » Wed Aug 16, 17 12:21 pm

cool, send me a PM with your address and I'll pop it in the post to you.

MilesnMiles · Post by **MilesnMiles** » Wed Aug 16, 17 3:15 pm

Thank you. PM on the way.

raven68 · Post by **raven68** » Sun Dec 10, 17 9:17 pm

charger01 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 11, 17 1:06 pm It worked fine Miles.I swapped it out to convert to powersteering which required a shorter coupler.

Looking through this thread (as I have just acquired a s/h power steering box & pump for my 68 Charger, etc) I notice you mention a shorter coupling is required when converting? I can't seem to find any parts on the internet / google for a power steering pot coupler or is it something completely different that I am looking for? Cheers.....

Rebel · Post by **Rebel** » Sun Dec 10, 17 11:55 pm

Mancini racing sell the adaptors to convert from power to manual steering. I think I'm right in saying that a manual steering column is longer than a power steering one. If you're converting from manual steering to power steering you'll either need a power steering column or have to shorten the manual column to fit!

Dave999 · Post by **Dave999** » Mon Dec 11, 17 5:14 pm

yes power box is taller

i think you only need to swap the steering centre shaft.

however i don't know if there are other differences in them related to steering lock, position of grooves for clips and stuff to do with the shift mechanisms for column mounted shifters...

but it really is just the shaft in the middle you need.

put narrower wheels on
swap 24:1 to 20:1 ratio manual box (weekend job)
set positive castor not much but just enough to self right the steering after a turn

just kinda works...

i went for 16:1 but i'd only do that in a A body with a light motor

its heavy enough but nice and direct.

Dave

Mopar Muscle Association UK

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