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Putting Mustang parts into a Mopar......? BLASPHEMY!!! HE IS A HERETIC AND MUST BE BURNED AT THE STAKE!!! GATHER WOOD, MY FELLOW MOPARIANS, AND LIGHT THE FIRE!!!

Very nice attention to detail, Andre. Enjoying seeing the progress you've made.

Looking good and making progress, Andre. Would you do me/us a favor and take a close up photo of the front quarter panel to show the Dart decal? I don't think I've ever seen that before, and was curious as to what it looked like.

That interior looks beautiful. Nice looking ride, Sir.

And a big Ditto for what JD said.

X2. That's what's now on my Dart, and worked very well.

Nice writeup on these. I just had them rebuild my steering box, and am looking forward to experiencing the difference in handling.

RGR that, I went with Firm Feel's Stage 2 for the Dart.

Can I ask where you got your box rebuilt?

RGR that; my searching failed to find them but I was focused on the bearing primarily, so that may have been why.

One was the steering column bearing (looks like a doughnut) which fits up inside the tunnel/shaft through the firewall where the steering column comes through into the engine compartment and "centers" the column in the middle of the tunnel/shaft. The other was the rebuild kit which has new...

Well, despite having dealt with the unpleasant Phone Crone I did get the correct steering parts for the Dart, amazingly enough. Shipping was quick and we'll be able to move forward and put the Blue Beast back together again. What was discouraging was the fact that I couldn't find another...

Any of my fellow FABO Members deal with these guys before? Jim's Auto Parts 40 Lowell Rd Rt. 38 Salem, NH 03079 Phone (603) 898-0535 I called up there yesterday about buying several steering components and practically begged to speak with a Service Tech, but had some woman who...

That turned the trick; the exploded parts view from the PDF file showed exactly what I was looking for which was missing. Thanks again and thanks to ABodyJoe for the original work & post.

Checked the entire service manual PDF file and cannot find any references to steering or steering column, even when doing a text search through the PDF. Suggestions?

Thanks, Jerry, I appreciate it.

Does anyone have a good itemized parts list/breakdown for the steering column area above where it exits through the firewall and down to where it attaches to the the steering box of a 1971 Dodge Dart GT? We're putting my Dart GT back together and when I bought the car and up until now when all...

Ditto, in a big way.

Hill's City Service in Greensburg, PA., always did a great job when I still lived up north.

One more: http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=28382&page=3

Check out this thread, it may help. http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/...ad.php?t=53061

There is no front or rear to them as far as I am aware. I've replaced the stock ones in my '71 Dart GT which came originally with a 318 with big block torsion bars and it made a real difference in the handling. After I was all finished with the height adjustment I had the front end aligned and...

LOL, thanks, Guys. I've been told that before. It helps me when I have public speaking presentations; I usually don't need the public addresss system.

My Bride was kind enough to get this new Grant steering wheel for the Dodge and me for Christmas: YouTube - New Grant steering wheel for the Dodge

lmao!

That sounds like an exact match for the tool I bought, except for the material used.

Nice solution to a PITA problem. I bought the removal tool for $35.00 and it worked like a charm; your solution was less expensive and involved less pounding with a hammer than mine did, well done.

Okay, I think I'm on the same page with you. I would guess the control arm (which the adjustment bolt pushes up on to raise or lower the front end and has the front hex opening into which the front of the torsion bar fits) just needs to be rotated to match the other/passenger side. You'll have...

It sounds as though when you slid them in to the front slots the Driver's side cam (which has the hex opening the front of the Torsion Bar slides into and the adjustment bolts goes up and pushes on) was rotated differently than the Passenger side. I did the same thing when I swapped mine out...