Who Sell's Power Steering Relocation Bracket
06-23-2010, 12:11 PM
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Who Sell's Power Steering Relocation Bracket I have a vortech ysi supercharger kit, i am looking to for a power steering relocation bracket. Vortech does not make the power steering bracket anymore. I have seemed to search every where and am looking for some help.
Does anyone who how sells a power steering relocation bracket?
Does anyone who how sells a power steering relocation bracket?
06-23-2010, 04:49 PM
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He needs one that moves the reservior to the front by the radiator and just leaves the pulley on the head, cant use the shearer one since its only meant to move the pump and res inward. He needs the vortech relocation.
Shearer's mighty proud of those turbo headers @ $2300 a pop
06-23-2010, 10:43 PM
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Start shopping for Power Steering pumps, Summit might be a good place to start. The design is a standard unit that is made by Saginaw, Type2 it is referred to if I remember correctly. They make them with reservoirs and without, not sure if the bolt pattern is common though.
It's not pride. You pay for what you get, you won't find a header with nicer craftsmanship and material. We're looking into a building a ghetto version of the headers that will be more on par with existing headers that are available.
It's not pride. You pay for what you get, you won't find a header with nicer craftsmanship and material. We're looking into a building a ghetto version of the headers that will be more on par with existing headers that are available.
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06-23-2010, 10:49 PM
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Dont worry about it Ron. Hell, one off headers Start at $2200 in my shop. You pay to play or you watch. Past that their are off the shelf turbo headers to cater to everyone else.
06-24-2010, 10:22 AM
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2300.00 for a set of SS turbo headers is not out of the question. With good merge collectors and v bands the materials alone adds up quick.
06-24-2010, 01:25 PM
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Shearer, I mean't no disrespect, I'm not stranger to the work that you or Josh@KY do, and I'm not one to question the craftmanship of your products.
and fwiw, "ghetto" thing was a bit much.
06-24-2010, 04:40 PM
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I was going to let this go but 
Lets break this statement of yours down
1) "I wasn't slamming"
Shearer's mighty proud of those turbo headers @ $2300 a pop
That IS a slam
2)nor was I being a dick
You posted a slam that was COMPLETELY unrealated to the OP's topic
that IS being a DICK!
3) nor am I clueless
As Steve Burger posted quality materials add up fast. You can not buy the materials used in Ron's headers for what some sell a header for. You Really are clueless as to the costs involved in making parts like the ones Ron sells.
I really cant believe you had the nerve/stupidity to try and justify you're actions.
Lets break this statement of yours down
1) "I wasn't slamming"
Shearer's mighty proud of those turbo headers @ $2300 a pop
That IS a slam
2)nor was I being a dick
You posted a slam that was COMPLETELY unrealated to the OP's topic
that IS being a DICK!
3) nor am I clueless
As Steve Burger posted quality materials add up fast. You can not buy the materials used in Ron's headers for what some sell a header for. You Really are clueless as to the costs involved in making parts like the ones Ron sells.
I really cant believe you had the nerve/stupidity to try and justify you're actions.
06-24-2010, 04:48 PM
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I was going to let this go but
Lets break this statement of yours down
1) "I wasn't slamming"
Shearer's mighty proud of those turbo headers @ $2300 a pop
That IS a slam
2)nor was I being a dick
You posted a slam that was COMPLETELY unrealated to the OP's topic
that IS being a DICK!
3) nor am I clueless
As Steve Burger posted quality materials add up fast. You can not buy the materials used in Ron's headers for what some sell a header for. You Really are clueless as to the costs involved in making parts like the ones Ron sells.
I really cant believe you had the nerve/stupidity to try and justify you're actions.
Lets break this statement of yours down
1) "I wasn't slamming"
Shearer's mighty proud of those turbo headers @ $2300 a pop
That IS a slam
2)nor was I being a dick
You posted a slam that was COMPLETELY unrealated to the OP's topic
that IS being a DICK!
3) nor am I clueless
As Steve Burger posted quality materials add up fast. You can not buy the materials used in Ron's headers for what some sell a header for. You Really are clueless as to the costs involved in making parts like the ones Ron sells.
I really cant believe you had the nerve/stupidity to try and justify you're actions.
<-ing is doing nothing but making you look foolish
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06-24-2010, 07:05 PM
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Maybe a little. The term has a lot of history here though and they'll be referred to as Ghetto Headers. I built some Busa turbo kits for a local shop a long ways back and they were deemed the Ghetto Kits since they did pretty everything they could to keep the costs down. It was a joke and the name stuck. So when we do something cheap here we refer to as Ghetto.
Back on Topic. This may be something similar to what you are looking for?
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ZOP-6175/?rtype=10
Just Google search "type 2 power steering pump" and a bajillion links should come up.
Back on Topic. This may be something similar to what you are looking for?
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ZOP-6175/?rtype=10
Just Google search "type 2 power steering pump" and a bajillion links should come up.
07-01-2010, 07:58 PM
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i actually need to move the power steering pump inward myself. Anyone have pics of it? I actually need the power steering wheel to be moved.
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07-05-2010, 12:43 PM
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im in the same boat ibought a vortech kit and i did not have the relocation bracket. but ive come up with about a $200 solution i just bought a gm type II powers steering pump off ebay for $59 a remote power steering resivoir with bracket for $75 and some good hoses so im about 200 in to it. the guy on ebay got some more for sale pm me and i will send you the link
