Quicker steering ratio?
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Quicker steering ratio?
So my steering on my '95 2wd has alot of play in it and it's time to start buying new steering parts. But before I replace everything, is there a way to achieve a shorter/quicker steering ratio? Right now the stock ratio seems to be in the 6-1 range (i.e., 6 turns of the steering wheel lock to lock). I would love it to be in the 3-1 range. I've read that the steering box off a '98-'02 police interceptor Crown Victoria has quicker steering, but is that part a direct bolt on?
If not, then I might just get one of those 13" drift steering wheels to help offset this loose steering, lol.
If not, then I might just get one of those 13" drift steering wheels to help offset this loose steering, lol.
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From: Tobyhanma, PA
I'm not 100% but I doubt the crown vic box will bolt it. Aren't they a unibody design vs the trucks Body on Frame?
Can't hurt to go to a parts store and have them pull the two boxes and compare. that's what I'd do to be sure if noone else chimes in.
Can't hurt to go to a parts store and have them pull the two boxes and compare. that's what I'd do to be sure if noone else chimes in.
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Red-Head is great, but out of my budget.
Edit; found the thread mentioning the crown vic steering box, https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/9...onversion.html
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