Borgeson 800126 (Small Sector) Quick Ratio Steering Box Applications

[BORGESON]

1972-1970 Dodge Challenger
1972-1966 Dodge Charger
1972-1965 Dodge Coronet
1964-1962 Dodge Custom
1972-1963 Dodge Dart
1964-1962 Dodge Polara
1972-1964 Plymouth Barracuda
1970-1962 Plymouth Belvedere
1972-1970 Plymouth Duster
1964-1962 Plymouth Fury
1971-1967 Plymouth GTX
1972-1968 Plymouth Roadrunner
1972-1965 Plymouth Satellite
1964-1962 Plymouth Savoy
1972-1971 Plymouth Scamp
1970-1970 Plymouth Superbird
1972-1963 Plymouth Valiant

 

[twostick]

Welcome!

Those applications are for A, B, and E bodies.

As this is primarily a C Body forum, have you test fit a C Body?

C body is the full size line if you will starting in 1965 to 1978. Dodge Polara and Monaco, Plymouth Fury, and Chrysler Windsor, 300 and New Yorker as well as later model Imperial.

Kevin

 

[polara71]

1972-1970 Dodge Challenger
1972-1966 Dodge Charger
1972-1965 Dodge Coronet
1964-1962 Dodge Custom
1972-1963 Dodge Dart
1964-1962 Dodge Polara
1972-1964 Plymouth Barracuda
1970-1962 Plymouth Belvedere
1972-1970 Plymouth Duster
1964-1962 Plymouth Fury
1971-1967 Plymouth GTX
1972-1968 Plymouth Roadrunner
1972-1965 Plymouth Satellite
1964-1962 Plymouth Savoy
1972-1971 Plymouth Scamp
1970-1970 Plymouth Superbird
1972-1963 Plymouth Valiant

So, absolutely nothing for a C body.

 

[twostick]

I can't recall if the stock boxes will swap across platforms but if they do I know there are some pitman arm spline differences on some A Body manual box applications. Whether power boxes have the same issues, I don't know.

Kevin

 

[furious70]

Van and c body have a larger output shaft diameter, no?

 

[CBODY67]

With a rated Front End Weight of 2645lbs, with a 50/50 weight split, f/r, that would equate to a vehicle of 5290lbs. As most C-bodies are about 55/45, 5000lb vehicle weight = front end weight of 2750lbs. Some of the lighter low-option Plymouths and Dodges C-bodies might be close enough to work, but a full-option C-body would be a bit much?

Just some thoughts,
CBODY67

 

[Xenon]

I love it when people put stuff up for sale and do not list a damn P R I C E ..................................

Are you that embarrassed by what you charge you don't list it??

And what about a link to your website...........

 

[BORGESON]

Welcome!

Those applications are for A, B, and E bodies.

As this is primarily a C Body forum, have you test fit a C Body?

C body is the full size line if you will starting in 1965 to 1978. Dodge Polara and Monaco, Plymouth Fury, and Chrysler Windsor, 300 and New Yorker as well as later model Imperial.

Kevin

Good Mornign,

I am adding information as fast as possible. The C body cars use our #800127 with the larger 1-1/4" Pittman shaft. I will get that information posted as soon as possible. Just got on board at 4:30 last night and will be posting / responding during our business hours.

 

[BORGESON]

I love it when people put stuff up for sale and do not list a damn P R I C E ..................................

Are you that embarrassed by what you charge you don't list it??

And what about a link to your website...........

Give a guy a minute, just joined at 4:30 yesterday afternoon and will be adding more information today. Suggested retail is $629. Borgeson Universal Company :: Mopar Cars 1962-82

 

[mopar_4life]

Give a guy a minute, just joined at 4:30 yesterday afternoon and will be adding more information today. Suggested retail is $629. Borgeson Universal Company :: Mopar Cars 1962-82

Welcome aboard! We in the C-Body community will welcome any product support and availability. Many members would even send in parts to use for comparison/research/development.

 

[mopar_4life]

I love it when people put stuff up for sale and do not list a damn P R I C E ..................................

Are you that embarrassed by what you charge you don't list it??

And what about a link to your website...........

I get it... but maybe just one time on one post? Seems like your just trying to be angry. This is a good thing that Borgeson is here. And you do realize that is is a vendor section. And there’s a thing called Google...