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    6/18/2024 5:07 PM  #26

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    Re: Made a better bracket for Borgeson power steering GM pump

    That bracket isn't that ugly Steve. How is it holding up to driving? 

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    6/18/2024 5:42 PM  #27

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    Re: Made a better bracket for Borgeson power steering GM pump

    Bolted to Floor wrote:

    That bracket isn't that ugly Steve. How is it holding up to driving? 

     
    So far, it is holding the pump in position on the engine stand

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    6/19/2024 12:13 PM  #28

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    Re: Made a better bracket for Borgeson power steering GM pump

    Trying to post a picture, but every time I upload a picture, it won't post. Even used the link to the url, but no joy. It usually worked before, but not now. Tried to load a pic of my  Borgeson install to see if the bracket MS modded up would fit the water pump on my 351W.

    (Right click on the boxes, open image in new tab, and you can see the picture....)
     

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    6/19/2024 12:45 PM  #29

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    Re: Made a better bracket for Borgeson power steering GM pump

    Ron68 wrote:

    Trying to post a picture, but every time I upload a picture, it won't post. Even used the link to the url, but no joy. It usually worked before, but not now. Tried to load a pic of my  Borgeson install to see if the bracket MS modded up would fit the water pump on my 351W.

    (Right click on the boxes, open image in new tab, and you can see the picture....)
     

    Email it to me Ron. jpdixon5@yahoo.com

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    6/19/2024 4:32 PM  #30

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    Re: Made a better bracket for Borgeson power steering GM pump

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    Ron68 wrote:

    Trying to post a picture, but every time I upload a picture, it won't post. Even used the link to the url, but no joy. It usually worked before, but not now. Tried to load a pic of my  Borgeson install to see if the bracket MS modded up would fit the water pump on my 351W.

    (Right click on the boxes, open image in new tab, and you can see the picture....)
     

    Email it to me Ron. jpdixon5@yahoo.com

    Just sent you the picture John.
     

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    6/19/2024 5:13 PM  #31

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    Re: Made a better bracket for Borgeson power steering GM pump

    From Ron..... 

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    6/20/2024 3:12 PM  #32

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    Re: Made a better bracket for Borgeson power steering GM pump

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    From Ron..... 

    Thanks John - I must be holding my mouth wrong or something....
     

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    6/21/2024 6:37 AM  #33

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    Re: Made a better bracket for Borgeson power steering GM pump

    You will get it figured out.

    I use Flickr to host pictures. It’s still a free service at the moment.

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    6/21/2024 9:48 AM  #34

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    Re: Made a better bracket for Borgeson power steering GM pump

      MS ,Why GM pump on a mustang, I gave one away (chrome) a while back. Is the early 90's ford pump better or not?

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