series 111 power steering
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tottot
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Easy enough with a power assist kit, not cheap though.
onecelledcreature
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in that case what's the cheapest way and how difficult is it?
tottot
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There were available a few years ago ex military series power steering units[they were only fitted to Shoreland armored cars]a straight swap for the series box.You can fit a unit from a 90/110 but a lot of hassle including moving front crossmember and adapting chassis rail,steering rod ect, a job that has to be done RIGHT.
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used to be the trick to fit a slitty one.
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dominicbeesley
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Narrower tyres or more air then...I find it a bit of fag to park but am relearning rocking on the clutch to assist turning, parking on our street is nose to tail and missus next door likes to leave about two inches between towball and her car...
This one looks easier but pricey: For Land Rover Series IIA & III, Heystee Automotive Online Store
This one looks easier but pricey: For Land Rover Series IIA & III, Heystee Automotive Online Store
