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Nice build!

When I redid my Duster I sent the power steering box to firm feel to get rebuilt. I went with the Stage 2 Kit. This tightened up the steering considerably. So when I turn the wheel it is fairly tight. So that took care of most of the problem with the over boosting of the power steering...

Looks good! I bought my springs from ESPO too. I would definitely buy from them again!

Hey Mark the Duster is doing well!

Nice setup!

I had mine rebuilt by Firm Feel. Give them a call they are great to work with. I went with the Stage 2 based on their recommendations and it works perfectly for me. http://www.firmfeel.com/

74 Duster

Do you have headers? I removed my PS gear box with TTI headers. I had to unbolt engine mount and jack the motor from the bottom and pull out from the top. I had to remove the PS pump too. I went with the firm feel stage 2. I'm really happy with the results!

I had to change my PS gear box with TTI headers. I moved the steering column back, Removed PS pump and hoses(I need to change mine), removed DS torsion bar, unhooked Pitman arm, Removed Center Link, loosened motor mounts, jacked up the engine via the oil pan (using a 2X6 between the jack and...

Try this: http://www.energysuspensionparts.com/Energy-Suspension-Universal-Dust-Boots.asp

Is the car on Jackstands? If so, the wheels will turn by themselves if the valve is not centered correctly.

Dang you get it done! Nice work!

I went with the Stage 2 in my '74 Duster. The reason why I went with Stage 2 is based on the recommendations from Dick at Firm Feel. I am very happy with how it turned out. The car is a real joy to drive. When I had the factory box I felt one little bump would put me in the ditch! lol...

Very Cool Thread! Nice work!

Really nice set up! Pretty cool watching it unfold!

No problem! I bought this kit for my Duster and it worked well!

The rebuild kit is only $30 at Steer and Gear. What's cool about this is that you slip the boot over the coupler unlike the original were you have to crimp the piece of metal over the boot. http://www.steerandgear.com/Chrysler_Catalog.html#TXTOBJ7DB1219F302938E1

Get the torsion bar remover/installer form Mancini http://chucker54.stores.yahoo.net/tobarreabceb.html ( or wherever else you want). Back out the adjuster (sounds like you've done that already), remove the retaining clip, installe TB removal tool, hit the tool with a sledge. This is the...

Per the QA1 Website: http://www.qa1.net/news/2011/08/01/qa1-acquires-cap-auto-products/ QA1 Acquires CAP Auto Products Lakeville, MN [August 1, 2011] – QA1 is excited to announce the acquisition of CAP Auto Products, a designer and manufacturer of tubular suspension components for the...

I went to Napa and had one made for about $40. I got the fittings and the hose went home fitted it up went backed and had the fittings crimped.

This thread may help. http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=115643

I just did this! I removed the Power steering pump because mine was leaking but it also gave me more room you may want to do this as well. I removed the battery and battery box. Unbolted the Left motor mount. My car is a 4 speed so I Removed the z bar bracket on the bellhousing. Removed the...

i got mine from Firm Feel. http://www.firmfeel.com/default.htm But, I am sure somebody else on here will have one to sell you as well.

Thanks george! I experienced the auto steer with the first box!

Yep, I will swap them. The only reason why I wasn't going to is because I had a gear box rebuilt from Firm Feel and the box I sent them had the "large" return valve on it. So I wasn't sure if they rebuilt it or not so I didn't want to put the old non rebuilt return valve on it. But, it...

Good morning? Any thoughts?

The old valve I had looks like the one on the left in the picture. The New valve I have looks like the one on the right. The Hose size seems like it is going form 3/8 to 5/8. How the heck am I going to hook up the the large valve to the PS pump since the hose will be so big? Thanks

Very Nice!

Agree! They are great to deal with!

Pretty good ideas on this subject!