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Hi came across a guy selling rebuilt Eh steering boxes on ebay. He claims that they are competition boxes that take less turns to get to full lock ? Anybody out there ever heard of this ? I thought there were only 150 S4 Ehs made ? Hows this guy coming upwith competition boxes or is it a scam ? Any help much appreciated .
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Im would be supprised if GM-H went to the expense of a different steering box to get a faster ratio, the easy way to do it is to have shorter stering arms on the suspension uprights.
So Im sceptical, but happy to be proven wrong.
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Hi Guys.
The steering boxes in EH S4s were no different to regular EHs.
The steering box ratio of FE to EJ Holdens was 14:1 & the ratio of EH to HR boxes was 16:1.
There are (new) aftermarket parts on the market to suit these boxes, which are ava |
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Maybe I should use that as a marketing tool for Rare Spares steering boxes
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Hi Les.
Yes, it is true for EH to HR, but for FE to EJ it is slower, or more turns lock to lock.
I realise your comment was tongue-in-cheek, but the difference is quite negligible.
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quote: Originally posted by Biga064
Hi came across a guy selling rebuilt Eh steering boxes on ebay. He claims that they are co
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We had a new EH S4 at work in 1963 that was used as a company demo for a few months before being sold. It had S4 stencilled in purple ink on top of the steering box. I can only assume that was to identify them on the assembly lines which would suggest th Edited by user Wednesday, 10 December 2008 1:17:07 AM(UTC)
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