Using Drive Junky's front drive system it's a beautiful piece. Great components used on this front drive, Jones steering pump, Edelbrock water pump, Sanyo A/C compressor, Powermaster 165A alt., severe duty idler pulleys. I've included a pic from Drive Junk's website to show the amount of belt wrap on the power steering pump pulley, big concern for me choosing this system.
Also found this video from Kyle Tucker to be informative when using a Mustang II rack and pinion (such as Detroit Speed) fine tuning and flow control of the PS pump. Always looking for less drivablity issues during the shake down period
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