Bolt pattern for totota steering box
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Bolt pattern for totota steering box
anyone have the bolt pattern for toyota steering box?I need center to center measurments.I got a kit from sacramento ford to install a GM steering box on a 48 F1 but the boltholes are wrong.I was told they make a toyota kit now.they didn't have them for 48 when I ordered mine just for 53-56.Any help would be greatly appreciated.I wish I'd found this site alot sooner.I'd made a few changes from what I'm doing. THANKS ART
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The 4 holes are 1 1/16" apart on the width by 3 1/8" for the length. I hope that helps and it also reminds me that my pump has been laying in the garage too long and I need to get busy and put it on the truck. But that means changing a bunch of stuff and not being able to drive it for a while.
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THANKS that helps. I know it's not toyota now.I called them today they are going to find out what's wrong. what year is your truck and what have you done to it? THANKS AGAIN ART
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It is a '54 F250. I have changed the engine to a '77 460 with a C6. Re-wire a number of components, but have not change out all of the wiring yet. I have an EZ wiring kit in the garage, but have taken it off the road to re wire. The brakes were all rebuilt and I built a bracket to mount a dual master cylinder using the original master cylinder bracket and welded a plate to it to hold the dual cylinder. I've put in bucket seats and built brackets to mount the seat and shoulder belts. I added a wiring setup to run a 7 prong trailer plug and installed a 5th wheel hitch in the bed. We've pull the fifth wheel a couple of times, but that is not for the faint hearted and we now have a Super Duty for that job and will only us the '54 for short trips. The body is still rough and needs a lot of work.
Also, this post may finally get me over 400.
Also, this post may finally get me over 400.
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Sounds great.I have a EZ wiring kit in my shop.Not that far yet.Let me know how it was to install.I have a 48 F1 with a 351 cleveland and C4.I'm getting ready to put on power brakes,power steering and disc brakes. got all my kits just need time and a few more parts. ART
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