Posted by Goose on November 20, 2013 at 16:34:21 from (70.198.25.41):
In Reply to: Odd overlap posted by notjustair on November 20, 2013 at 16:16:53:
Not overly oddball, but when we were racing stock cars, we would speed up the steering by putting Corvette steering gears into a standard Chevy manual steering box.
The day came when I built a Plymouth Duster stock car from Chrysler kit car blueprints for a buddy of mine. When the subject of speeding up the steering came up, I looked at the Mopar steering gearbox. The casting was entirely different from GM, but the pitman shaft looked awfully familiar. Checked it out and Corvette gears interchanged perfectly into the Mopar gear box.
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