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Steering slop
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[QUOTE="loudmouth, post: 111043, member: 1876"] Make sure to get a good Pitman arm puller, I used a conical OTC puller, tightened it, and beat the crap out of the bolt with a hammer, tightened some more, and so on, came off in just a few cycles. I too have heard good things about the Redhead boxes, I've had 2 Remans, an A1 Cardone, a Fenco, both lasting less than 3mos each, I then purchased a used AGR box, it's not lasted a full 2mos before getting sloppy. I also did the Borgeson steering shaft, it's some serious beef compared to the factory for sure! [/QUOTE]
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