EPAS Performance Electric Power Steering Conversion Kit Mustang 1968-1970

Fix your steering problems with an EPAS Performance electric power steering conversion. Now you can enjoy modern power steering in your classic car. This kit is great for Mustangs with limited engine space due to big blocks, headers, etc. The entire unit mounts inside the vehicle under the dash and will also work with rack and pinion conversions (with the correct u-joint adapter for rack). Adjust the amount of steering assistance on the fly with the included potentiometer. The motor includes an internal computer that measures the amount of effort applied to the steering wheel. The computer figures out how much assistance the motor provides in different situations. You can fine tune the assistance with the potentiometer by turning a knob.

Includes:
- Electric power steering motor
- Electronic control box
- Firewall plate for steering shaft support with bearing
- Steering shaft with u-joints
- Wiring harness
- On/off switch
- Potentiometer to adjust the amount of steering assist

This Electric Power Steering Conversion Kit for all 1968, 1969, and 1970 Mustangs. Ford's factory power steering is an inadequate system and notorious for fluid leaks. Electric power steering does not use any fluid and it is recommended that the factory power steering (if equipped) slave cylinder and control valve be disconnected from the power steering. Installation is rather easy with some cutting, drilling, tapping and wiring required.

Although this kit is made to work with the factory steering column, modifications to the steering column are required. The long steering shaft must be cut near the steering box to install the included steering shaft. The modifications required on the steering column are low enough that they do not interfere with the ignition switch on the column of 1970 Mustangs. An upgraded electrical system is not required; all electrical wiring is plug and play except for a required power source and a ground.

*MSA2 can be used to replace the power steering control valve while keeping the center link connected to the pitman arm.