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Corley · 12-17-2018, 11:29 AM

Elvira (mostly stock '28 tudor) has the F100 box, and it is a lot better than the stock box, but not even close to nervona. My '29 CCPU has a Suzuki Samurai box in a cross steer configuration, which provides excellent steering, very easy steering (with my 12" wheel) and tracks true, but it does require a Panhard bar and some magic performed on the column to look stock. (I just went with an after market column, with removable steering wheel, since it is mostly not stock except for a model A look.) Also, you have to be comfortable with welding on steering components to use the Samurai box, which many people are not. But it sure works good.

12-17-2018, 11:29 AM	#10
Corley Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Battle Ground WA Posts: 293	Re: Improved steering box choices Elvira (mostly stock '28 tudor) has the F100 box, and it is a lot better than the stock box, but not even close to nervona. My '29 CCPU has a Suzuki Samurai box in a cross steer configuration, which provides excellent steering, very easy steering (with my 12" wheel) and tracks true, but it does require a Panhard bar and some magic performed on the column to look stock. (I just went with an after market column, with removable steering wheel, since it is mostly not stock except for a model A look.) Also, you have to be comfortable with welding on steering components to use the Samurai box, which many people are not. But it sure works good. __________________ Corley ----------------- Subscribed to the KISS principle!