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Old 01-04-2017, 10:27 PM   #1
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Question 1967 Dodge Dart Steering Column

Is the steering column on a 1967 Dodge Dart different if it is a non-power steering car from the factory vs. a factory power steering car?
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Old 01-04-2017, 10:56 PM   #2
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Default Re: 1967 Dodge Dart Steering Column

The manual column is a couple of inches longer . If you are changing from a power steering box to a manual box , there is an adapter available so you can use the power steering column .
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Old 01-05-2017, 02:59 PM   #3
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Thank you for the info. We are actually changing a non power car over to power steering for street use. I just wanted to be sure we had the correct box before we began the swap. Looks like I need to find a P/S column. If anyone has one please contact me. 903-885-7736 or PM me. Jim Cimarolli
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Default Re: 1967 Dodge Dart Steering Column

Jim,
Go to Moparts.com I'm sure you'll find one there.
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Default Re: 1967 Dodge Dart Steering Column

I have one out of my 68 Barracuda, same I think, it should work. Going to the Gators? Dyno
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Old 01-06-2017, 08:26 PM   #6
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I have one out of my 68 Barracuda, same I think, it should work. Going to the Gators? Dyno
Thank you, no not going to the gators. I'm helping a buddy with this project. If we can't figure out something we might holler back at you.
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Default Re: 1967 Dodge Dart Steering Column

The column length can be changed by breaking the two plastic shear pins in then. Once they are broken you can make them the lenght you need. I'm guessing they were designed to collapse in a collision. They are two piece and one fits inside the other. After they are attached to the steering box and steering wheel the lenght can't change.
Only issue you may have is the splined rag joint on the steering box end, I believe the manual and power boxes use different diameter splines. I have used a steering box to column u-joint in place of this, several companies offer them.
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The column length can be changed by breaking the two plastic shear pins in then. Once they are broken you can make them the lenght you need. I'm guessing they were designed to collapse in a collision. They are two piece and one fits inside the other. After they are attached to the steering box and steering wheel the lenght can't change.
Only issue you may have is the splined rag joint on the steering box end, I believe the manual and power boxes use different diameter splines. I have used a steering box to column u-joint in place of this, several companies offer them.
Thank you George!
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