Power Steering pump in the way?
03-06-2012, 04:14 PM
#46
Ok we finally got this done.
They entire kit which includes the relocation bracket, lines, hardware is $327.99
Relocation bracket by itself is $179.99
Line kit is on our website.
We have one left right now and we are making more ASAP.
They entire kit which includes the relocation bracket, lines, hardware is $327.99
Relocation bracket by itself is $179.99
Line kit is on our website.
We have one left right now and we are making more ASAP.
03-07-2012, 07:24 PM
#48
I'm sorry that you feel that way. We priced it as low as we could.
There are custom power steering lines, hand machined fittings, and A CRAP load of CNC programming that have gone into this. We have to charge what we charge. When we design our products we set our sights for ZERO failure, and we believe that we accomplish that with everything we do. Trust me when I say that this kit is COMPLETE, every fastener, fitting, bolt, nut, belt etc etc is included.
Bolt it on and GO.
Maybe your hotrod budget will lend itself to trying us out in the future, we would be glad to have you.
thanks
Rob
There are custom power steering lines, hand machined fittings, and A CRAP load of CNC programming that have gone into this. We have to charge what we charge. When we design our products we set our sights for ZERO failure, and we believe that we accomplish that with everything we do. Trust me when I say that this kit is COMPLETE, every fastener, fitting, bolt, nut, belt etc etc is included.
Bolt it on and GO.
Maybe your hotrod budget will lend itself to trying us out in the future, we would be glad to have you.
thanks
Rob
03-08-2012, 07:15 PM
#49
Complain about the price of a gallon of gas if you want to gripe about something. Don't complain about a company making a part that the aftermarket community has asked for. I bet if they were giving these away guys like you would complain because they wanted you to pay for shipping.
Keep up the good work Chris and Rob.
03-09-2012, 11:41 AM
#51
Realistic feasibility? You can't afford NOT to use a part like this. Modding your car correctly with a part that functions as perfectly as a factory piece and looks better is the only way.
Complain about the price of a gallon of gas if you want to gripe about something. Don't complain about a company making a part that the aftermarket community has asked for. I bet if they were giving these away guys like you would complain because they wanted you to pay for shipping.
Keep up the good work Chris and Rob.
Complain about the price of a gallon of gas if you want to gripe about something. Don't complain about a company making a part that the aftermarket community has asked for. I bet if they were giving these away guys like you would complain because they wanted you to pay for shipping.
Keep up the good work Chris and Rob.
gimme the gas 
08-10-2014, 06:38 PM
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Sorry to bring this thread back from the dead but...
Does anyone know what belt to run with JUST the power steering relocation kit installed?
my stock size belt wont work by routing it the factory diagram way
Does anyone know what belt to run with JUST the power steering relocation kit installed?
my stock size belt wont work by routing it the factory diagram way
01-25-2015, 01:55 AM
#58
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Does this price include relocation for both the alternator and PS pump? If so, I'm highly interested.
06-22-2017, 11:01 PM
#60
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Don't know if it would help, or even 100% its interchangeable, but the Jeep Wranglers from the early 90s use a pump with a remote reservoir that's compatible with a Saginaw steering box. Its very compact, looks like the one in the pic from the front. The reservoir is the size of a tallboy beer can and mounts on the end of the jeep radiator. you end up with pump to rack to res to pump so an extra hose but it may help save space where ya need it.
Last edited by pdxmotorhead; 06-22-2017 at 11:08 PM. Reason: Caught a detail.