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Borgeson Steering box

Jakedog

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Anyone here using a new borgeson power steering box?
Seems like a nice upgrade. My steering is sloppy and I would really like the quick ratio.
 

DirtDonk

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You'll definitely appreciate the quicker steering. Up to a point at least.
Remember if you're also going to a much smaller steering wheel at the same time things start to happen even quicker.
I've got a teeny wheel on mine and the 6-turn box is almost better than tolerable. I'm still going to replace it with the 4-turn box I've already got, but it's not near the emergency it once was.

We sell the Delphi box drilled to fit the EB frame, but I can't remember if they're the Borgeson units or not. http://www.wildhorses4x4.com/category/bronco_Power_Steering_Kits
I think the pics are outdated as the cast "webbing" encompasses the four holes more completely than the pics indicate. But the function and pricing are the same.
End shameless plug...:cool:

The new shaft is a benefit as well. It's $150 well spent ($220 if bought separately) if you want the added safety of the collapsible setup. It's not 100% required. Just a nice upgrade to be aware of no matter who's kit you go with.

Paul
 
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Jakedog

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I should have mentioned that I currently have power steering. My bronco is a 69, but I'm not sure what year the box is. The front axle is from a 77.
Ill take a pic and post it.
 

DirtDonk

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Be good to see what you have now. If it's a stock box that's been swapped in, it could be the 6-turn '73 to '75 box, or a 4.25-turn '76/'77 box.
Lots of other candidates though, so still good to have pics.

Paul
 
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