Borgeson steering box questions

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LastDeadLast said:

I got it from Jegs, you have to put the part number in because at the time I ordered mine, you couldn't look it up by vehicle. I think I had to order the power steering lines direct from Borgeson.

Jegs had the parts much cheaper than anyone.


-Shannon

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You have to enter parts individullly.
I will check Jegs again, I thought Summit was less expensive.

 

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sparx said:

You have to enter parts individullly.
I will check Jegs again, I thought Summit was less expensive.

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When I purchased mine, Summit didn't list the parts on their website.

-Shannon

 

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Ah... Ok
Thanks for the info
I will let you know how it goes with mine.

I am concerned about the bracket set up on my new 302 since I have after market ac and I am hoping this will all go back together up front on the engine.

I am a rookie on engine swaps, so changing out accessory brackets is not simple for me.

Good thing is the 302 block is the same regarding this element as the 289 that was in the car originally.

 

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Is there and article or website somewhere that has the complete list of parts?

Ie to go from a 65 with factory power steering to the borgeson setup you need this list of parts....needs to include everythign, the box, hoses, suspension components, shafts, rag joints, pump etc. What is the FULL STORY on this conversion?

 

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JC

Go here http://www.stangnet.com/mustang-forums/790455-new-mustang-steering-product.html

Summit, Jegs and Borgeson (of course) sells the parts. Global West too, I was told.
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