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Borgeson Power Steering Conversion Kit 289 1965-1966

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Mustang Borgeson Power Steering Conversion Kit 289 1965-1966

Part Number: PSK11

Borgeson Part Number: 999020

Borgeson Power Steering Conversion Kit for 1965-1966 289 Mustangs.

Upgrade your Mustang's manual steering to power steering with this quality power steering conversion kit from Borgeson! Borgeson's steering box integrates the power assist into the assembly, allowing you to eliminate the power steering control valve and slave cylinder. The stock power steering system is notorious for leaks and providing a vague and over-boosted steering feel.

This kit features a sporty 16:1 ratio re-manufactured modern integral power steering gear box that provides benefits over a traditional rack & pinion conversion, while still offering a similar steering feel and an original look. Each box is carefully assembled, adjusted and inspected to standards that surpass OEM. Does not increase the turning radius like most rack & pinion kits.

Installs easily with simple hand tools and without removing the engine. Includes all necessary components for the conversion. Features a 3 year manufacturer's warranty on the steering box.

Includes:
-Saginaw power steering pump with mounting brackets
-Power steering box
-Power steering hoses
-Steering coupler
-Replacement steering column shaft with floor mount

*Will require a 2-groove crank pulley (not included).
*Will also fit 1967 Mustangs with a 1" sector shaft.
*Will NOT work with factory z-bar clutch linkage. Must use Borgeson's z-bar if you are using the factory clutch linkage.
*If you want to add headers to your 289/302 with Borgeson Power Steering our shop recommends using Tri-Y headers. Larger diameter headers may have clearance issues.

Overall Rating: 4/5

4 Stars
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How To Install Part Number PSK11 Onto Your Mustang.

Borgeson Power Steering Conversion Kit 289 1965-1966

Part Number: PSK11

Borgeson Part Number: 999020

Installation Instructions

How To Install Part Number PSK11 Onto Your Mustang.

Difficulty: Moderate

Customer Review Summary

Overall Rating: 4/5

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Customer Reviews

Great product - terrible documentation

3 Stars

On 12/11/2011 7:49:42 AM, Tony from MA

The hardest part of this project was trying to figure out the where all the pieces go. The documentation was horrible and did not show how to install the steering column retainer system. I wouldn’t have even known that it had a steering column retainer if I hadn’t opened up the box that the steering shaft came in. The documentation does not show which line to connect to connect to which inlet on the steering box, so you are left to guess or search the Internet to find the correct location for the lines. The whole documentation was one sheet of paper, which mostly stated that you must flush the pump. It was shocking to me to see that such a great product have such a terrible installation guide. I emailed the company and they said to watch a couple of videos on the installation, but that didn’t show the whole installation process and most of the videos where done without the engine uninstalled. Now that everything is installed I have to say the product is great and functions as advertised. It would be an ou

Great Upgrade

5 Stars

On 11/21/2012 12:00:00 AM, No Ka Oi from CA

Great addition to my 66 Mustang! Huge difference from the original non-power steering. Only issue I ran into was finding the correct 6-groove serpentine pulley for the Saginaw pump included. After finding the pulley, everything else was a breeze.

You can do this in your own garage over a weekend!

5 Stars

On 5/5/2011 8:18:24 PM, Dave H from FL

The hardest part of this kit is getting the old stuff out first. The new parts line up almost perfectly, and have received great review on several classic Mustang forums. It it, however, MUCH easier to put in with the engine out. Since my car had P/S and A/C, I had to shim behind the A/C mounting bracket. The new mounting bracket sits VERY close to the oil pressure sending unit - I recommend getting an "L" connector and moving the sender out of the way. The most difficult part of the installation is getting the braided wire-reinforced low pressure return line onto the pump. Lots of lube and patience helps.

steers great now

5 Stars

On 3/10/2012 12:57:27 PM, marty from PA

this kit is great my mustang drives awesome steering is tight and very easy now, well worth the money recommend to all

No Feel

3 Stars

On 9/27/2012 2:43:37 PM, Roger from FL

I read good things about this kit online and I loved the concept of it. I thought the installation was fairly straightforward and all the necessary parts came with the kit. I have only driven about 50 miles but the bump steer is pretty bad. I have the Pro Motorsports Bump Steer Kit installed but it's still a challenge to keep it headed straight on a bumpy road. The challenge is amplified by the lack of feel/feedback at the steering wheel. I plan to take it back to the alignment shop before I drive anywhere else. It's also a pain when parking sometimes because the power assist isn't assisting with my engine at idle speed. I didn't expect my steering to feel like my M3 but it doesn't feel like a $1K improvement from my stock manual setup either.

Great solid company with excellent after sales service

5 Stars

On 4/16/2013 12:00:00 AM, Phillip Rizzo from

This is a great solid company which offers quality equipment and outstanding customer service. I would recommend them to anyone who is looking at doing the power steer conversion.