Good Day To All,
What is the actual difference between 68/69 center/drag link and 70? From what I can gather, they use the same pitman and idler arms but use different tie rod ends. I am assuming that all that is different are the size and/or taper of the holes for the tie rod end studs. I have a buddy who wants to convert his 70 coupe from stock power steering to manual for now and probably a Borgeson power box down the road, when he can afford it (on a tight budget) and I have an extra 68 manual center link that I can give him. From what I can tell, it seems that he can use the 68/69 center link as long as he uses 68/69 inner tie rod ends, as all 67 thru 70 appear to use the same tie rod adjusting sleeve. Am I correct in my assumptions or just piddlin' in the wind and causing him issues. This guy manages a great machine shop here in town and I really want to help him out for all the great service and advice that he gives. Any and all thoughts and comments will be appreciated.
Thanx In Advance,
Gene
What is the actual difference between 68/69 center/drag link and 70? From what I can gather, they use the same pitman and idler arms but use different tie rod ends. I am assuming that all that is different are the size and/or taper of the holes for the tie rod end studs. I have a buddy who wants to convert his 70 coupe from stock power steering to manual for now and probably a Borgeson power box down the road, when he can afford it (on a tight budget) and I have an extra 68 manual center link that I can give him. From what I can tell, it seems that he can use the 68/69 center link as long as he uses 68/69 inner tie rod ends, as all 67 thru 70 appear to use the same tie rod adjusting sleeve. Am I correct in my assumptions or just piddlin' in the wind and causing him issues. This guy manages a great machine shop here in town and I really want to help him out for all the great service and advice that he gives. Any and all thoughts and comments will be appreciated.
Thanx In Advance,
Gene