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Ridetech 11539535 Power Steering Box Brace for 1963-1982 Corvette Borgeson C2/C3

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Product Specification:

SKU:RID11539535

MPN: 11539535

UPC: 840123507228

Weight: 3.8 lb

Inventory: 2

Type: Suspension Arms & Components



Vehicle Fitment

  • 1963-1982 Chevrolet Corvette (C2/C3) equipped with a Borgeson power steering box

Fitment Notes

  • Designed specifically for the Borgeson steering box - not intended for other steering box brands

Features

  • Reduces steering box flex when running wider front tires
  • Improves steering response and reduces play under hard driving
  • Direct bolt-on to existing steering box in minutes, no modification needed
  • Developed and prototyped during Ridetech's 48-Hour Corvette build
  • Durable steel construction for long-term reliability
  • Satin black powder coat finish

Specifications

  • Location: Steering box, front
  • Compatible steering box: Borgeson power steering box
  • Material: Steel
  • Finish: Black powdercoated
  • Install time: Approx. 2 hours, light to moderate mechanical skill

Included Components

  • 1x Steering Box Reinforcement Bracket
  • Mounting Hardware

Product Description

The Ridetech 11539535 Power Steering Box Reinforcement Bracket addresses a known flex issue on C2/C3 Corvettes running a Borgeson power steering box, especially when paired with wider front tires. It bolts directly onto the existing steering box setup, bracing it against the flex that shows up as vague or inconsistent steering response.

The bracket came out of Ridetech's own 48-Hour Corvette build project, where it was developed and prototyped as a simple bolt-on fix. It's a quick, low-cost upgrade for C2/C3 owners chasing tighter, more predictable steering feel, particularly after widening the front tire package.

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