will this work for PS conversion?

[viking66]

Will this work to end our power steering conversion woes?
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I found it at AGR Performance inc. out of Texas

[Cageman]

Sure, Pismo has one of those setups on his Power wagon.

[viking66]

Okay great.... does it work well? Are there any draw backs I need to be concerned with? or is this the best possible approach at having a good power steering system for my old 66 PWagon? I will spend the money if it is a good setup and is safe and sturdy.

[digdoug]

Correct me if I am wrong,but I think the AGR Rock Ram is a system where they take an integral power steering box and drill and tap it to accept fittings to controll an auxillary ram.It isnt a P.S. conversion,but rather,it increases the ability of the power steering you already have.

[digdoug]

This thread shows Andy's steering setup.

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=13890

It looks to me(maybe Andy will chime in) as though he used the ram from AGR with a stock Bendix controll valve from a D100-300 sweptline truck.The piece of the drag link between the controll valve and the steering knuckle arm looks costom built.

[viking66]

Ok you guys lost me. Can i use it on my 66 D200 4wd that is now a NON power steering truck? Can I use this AGR Rock Ram kit just by intalling it or adding it to my manual steering I have now? I am not very experienced with power steering at all (except checking and adding fluid when needed). Please give me the answer for dummies so I can understand. Thanks all.

[Cageman]

Well, you need something to tell it what to do, so you would need a power setup already, as it has what you need, what else works, I am not sure, but you need something.