Chockostang here on the forum is who you need to talk with. Great customer service and working with a fellow enthusiast. What else can you ask for?

 

X2 for Chockostang!

 

had mine done by him, quick turnaround and no disapointments.

 

I've got my steering box out and ready to go to Chockostang.

 

The Saginaw box used in the '71-73 usually doesn't get sloppy. I'd check the rag joint and the remainder of your suspension components before condemning the box. If you want a faster box, I believe the 12.7:1 guts can be stuffed into 14.4:1 boxes which reduces the number of turns, lock to lock, to around 2 3/4. You need to keep the Ford housing as it has a different mounting pattern than the Saginaw box used in GM applications. Ditto on calling Dan Chockley and discussing with him.

 

Dan Chockley at Chockostang:
Classic Mustang Disc Brake Conversions and Power Steering

Paul

 

Well we have a problem here folks.

We would without doubt help rebuild the 71-73 boxes, BUT I have not got the expertise, knowledge, or ability to do it.

Sure hate to disappoint folks, but facts are facts.

I only know the old boxes, we are good at them, not worth a darn at the new boxes.

GOOD people here on the forum to help, I mean GOOD Folks, but I just can't help here.

Dan

 

I sent my '71 Mustang power steering box to a company in Ohio called RODES RESTORATION, 1406 Lohr Rd, Galion, OH, 44833, 419‑468‑5182. I forget what it cost but he did a great job. You might want to give them a call.

 

YES SIR!!!!

Roger Rodes is a fine man, know his stuff WELL.