Straight Line Steering

After two-years of driving my FRESHLY REBUILT and TUNED 1973 Steering-Box - it just keeps getting better. I've a "Manual Steering" box on my work truck-and still recall the YEARS of having 6" of steering wheel play!! It's been worth EVERY DIME!! Thank You Straight Line Steering!! The tech I spoke with on the phone was congenial and professional. Completely-Happy is my review for Straight Line Steering out of San Jose California.

Good service- professional atmosphere. I haven't tested the steering box yet but can't imagine having any issues- thanks guys for helping bail an old truck out.

My nearly 45 year old Chevy K5 Blazer was ready for a steering box rebuild. They had the box rebuilt and back within a few days. They were busy but I asked for Friday and they had it ready by Friday. Friday evening I had the box back in and went for a drive. Everything was good. I have had this K5 for twenty-five years. It has never drove so nice. I should have had the steering box rebuilt on day one. Also, the counter guys at Staright Line have a good sense of humor. They cracked some jokes and took the extra time to answer my questions about steering box details. [Edit: it's been 4 years and after using a local transmission shop for a transmission and transfer case, I want to come bac…

Very grateful for these guys. Really appreciate their expertise and advisement on upgrading the steering box in my ‘66 mustang! Loving the steering tightness, upgraded ratio and quality of the new box; they even gave it to me already centered and marked which made install a piece of cake.

I’ve been nursing my steering original box leak now on my 75 Camaro “that’s like 200 years old in human year lol” for a few years now, adding fluid every couple weeks then jacking up the car and cleaning the frame with brake cleaner and some rags. About a month ago the leak got bigger so it was time to pull it out. Why did I procrastinate so long? Well there are really only 3 options #1. Trading yours in for a rebuilt one “mine is a 2.75 quick ratio box, which is not easy to find, Plus after watching some videos of people who purchased rebuilt units and seen how there’s all kinds of issues and mistakes by “mass” rebuilders, that option was not going to happen. Option #2. Call a junk yard a …