A worn pitman arm could be the reason your 1968-1979 Nova steering is feeling a little sloppy. The pitman arm connects to the power steering box and the center drag link on the driver's side to move the front wheels left or right while you steer. If the joint is worn on the end of the pitman arm, this could lead to a "wobbly" feel in your steering of your 1968-1979 Nova. The original grade steel and correct size and shape make this pitman arm a great choice for your repair or restoration. How do you determine gearbox ratio? As you turn your steering wheel fron center, count the revolutions. A variable ratio gearbox is 3½ turns lock to lock and a quick ratio box is 2½ turns lock to lock.
NOTE: How do you determine gearbox ratio? As you turn your steering wheel front center, count the revolutions. A variable ratio gearbox is 3½ turns lock to lock and a quick ratio box is 2½ turns lock to lock.
| Make | Model | Years |
| Chevrolet | Chevy II | 1968 |
| Chevrolet | Nova | 1969 - 1979 |
