Steering ram
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Zinga, search for a member called FordPickup460. He had a leaky ram and tried to get the seals replaced. He couldn't find ANYONE who had these seals. He ended up replacing the ram with an OEM unit and it cost some bucks. If you PM him about it he can provide more details. I have always wondered if you could just swap in a generic hydro ram but I can't say for sure. You'd need the same stroke and bore for it to react the same.
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Originally Posted by Mustangsean
I'm about to add hyd assist to my truck, and have found that about an 8" stroke, 2" bore generic hydraulic ram should work perfectly on my application.
Sean
Sean
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I need to jump in here . My ram on a 74 has the same leaking seal problem . Found a company in Portland, Oregon who sells complete rebuilds for 300 bucks , but this leads me to another question . there is about a 1 inch travel lag time from when the pitman arm pushes on the control cycliner rod before there is any turning response . is it possible that air is getting sucked in to the system from the leaking ram seal .
Jack
Jack
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