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72blueswinger..... I have had experience with Steer-n-Gear. In my case, the PS rebuild turned out well, but they (somehow) lost my original steering coupler, which I foolishly left on the PS box. When I inquired about this, they said, in effect, So Sorry, but that is out of our control...

kcoyle, Later mopars, including a-bodies, had a "real" shaft support bearing. Yes, I would say you need this, particularly if you have a floor shift console (if for no other reason than to keep out the dirt). Steering box-to-column alignment in early a-bodies was generally excellent, so it's...

pettybludart, kcolye, stoke, redfish... A recent trip to my favorite outdoor antique car museum (junk yard) revealed NO LESS THAN THREE different styles of steering couplers in various 1965 'cudas.... the spring pin type, the clamp (with 7/16 nut & bolt) type, and the set screw type. kcoyle...

kcoyle I have a '65 Dart and have been in intimate contact with the steering coupler (and other steering components) on several occasions. But if you lack confidence in my experience, look for more about Mopar couplers by (Dr. E) in what should be your favorite Mopar magazine soon. I am...