Proforged 116-10027 Steering Rebuild Kit

Proforged 116-10027 Steering Rebuild Kit PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Whether you're refreshing a worn manual steering system or ditching the leaky, underperforming factory power assist, this Proforged steering rebuild kit gives you everything you need for a clean, reliable upgrade. It's a complete, high-quality solution designed for manual-steer 1964-1966 Mustangs.

COMPLETE SOLUTION FOR REBUILD OR CONVERSION
Piecing together a steering rebuild can be confusing especially when mixing original components with new replacements. This all-in-one kit takes the guesswork out of the process. It includes all the critical wear components you need to rebuild a manual-steer Mustang, and it can also be used to convert from the factory power-assist system to manual steering. If you're tired of leaks, vague feel, or chasing down mismatched parts, this kit delivers a clean, proven solution.

ENGINEERED FOR STRENGTH & LONGEVITY
Each Proforged component is built to outperform stock. Forged SAE 4140 chromoly steel studs are enclosed in forged SAE 1045 housings and heat-treated for exceptional strength and durability. Every critical surface is CNC-machined to ensure precise fit and smooth steering action. CR-rubber boots keep contaminants out, and all parts are coated for corrosion protection so they last for years on the road.

1 MILLION MILE WARRANTY
Proforged components are built to last and backed by our industry-leading 1 Million Mile Warranty.

FITMENT NOTES
• Fits 1964-1966 manual steer cars
• Included components match the V8 steering setup but can be installed on non-V8 cars when using all included items Complete manual-steer steering rebuild kit for 1964-1966 Mustangs Ideal for restoring worn steering components or converting from power assist to manual Includes idler arm and bracket, pitman arm, inner and outer tie rod ends, and aluminum tie rod sleeves Forged SAE 4140 chromoly studs and forged SAE 1045 housings for maximum strength Heat-treated and CNC-machined for precision fit and smooth operation