Re: Is it possible to convert a 1949 car to power steering?

Posted by Tim Cole On 2015/3/29 12:10:22

Another thing to check is the ride height. If the springs are sagging and collapsed steering effort will increase due to the wheel effort being used to raise the car through the king pin inclination. Before the 24th series Packard used springs that initially rode well but didn't hold up well and sagged a lot. With the 24th series the ride was firmer and the springs held up much better.