Steering Pitman Arm

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InTheAir-77

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Hey folks,
Brought my "new" 1977 K10 home last weekend.

Prior owner welded 2 original steering arms together to get where they needed - needless to say, didn't work out all that well, busting at the lower end of things.



Anyway, I've found an extended steering arm. But, will I also need an extended pitman arm? Not sure of exact lift.



Ordered my 40s and new 15 inch rims today.




Thanks Gang!

Matt
 

hirschdalechevy

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With out knowing the lift you have you will have to play with it . Get a 6" steering arm and a 2" drop pitman arm and then see if your stock drag link sits level , (like stock) , if not they make drop drag links as well , I dont like them myself but they will work.
The next better thing to do is cross over steering and dont foget about beefing out the frame at the steering box , either way.
 

InTheAir-77

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Gotcha.
Working on a better way to determine her lift to get everything lined up. She's been abused in the mod side of her lift, ton of clean up to do.

Appreciate the info.
 

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