RE: Manual to power Steering Conversion

[Earl Helm <earlh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Tom,

I have two Dodge trucks, a 64 and a 67. I do understand the parking
thing.
I have found that two pounds in the front tire can make an increadable
difference.
I have raised the pressure in mine to 32 lbs. Try it.

I am glad your up and running.

Earl



Earl;
I'm running bias ply's, maybe the originals.  I don't know.
28 psi all around, checked yesterday in fact.  New tires are
on the menu and I'm watching the threads and reviewing old ones. When's
the last time you parallel parked a manual steering car on a narrow
street in downtown traffic?  It's about seven revolutions of the wheel
each way!  I wasn't complaining really, just a little. :) Bushings,
plugs and seals are dry, I did change the fluids before driving 
it home but it needs these replaced.  I posted on the seats a while 
back and a tear opened up under my ass the other day.  Everything is
just so dried out from sitting so long.  
But on a good note, I finally have a car I can drive!

Tom

Tom,

I am not trying to be a smarty here, but have you checked the air in
your front tires? When is the last time you lubed the front end? Manual
steering is not that hard, maybe a gym membership?

Earl

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