I can't fine any identification on unit except some white ink mark numbers hard to read. power steering pump, mounting looks exactly like Borgeson. Car was manual steering, 6 cylinder car.  Not sure which center link it has now but must be changed with Argentina manufacture stamped on it is there a way to check?. Idler looks newer also. Tie rods look older maybe original or at least adjustment and rod are. One thing I noticed is the steering wheel isn't centered because hitting header on driver side, so short turn driver side long passenger side. Ill try again to post pictures. I was on a forum some year back that downloaded pictures this way , Have figure it out again.

Email me pics of your steering parts. V8 pitman arm is quite different than 6 cyl stuff.
Steve@mustangsteve.com

TKOPerformance wrote:

Centering the wheel is fairly easy.  You have to start with both tie rods the same length though.  Then you set toe by adjusting each rod equally until you get the desired measurement (I would recommend 1/8" total toe in, or 1/16" per side).  You can set toe with a tape measure.

Then , if the wheel isn't centered simply remove the wheel and reinstall it so its centered.  Over the years I've found that techs who didn't know what they were doing often erroneously repositioned the wheel for one reason or another.

As far as something hitting the driver's side header (I would guess its the steering box that had the issue; it did on my car), you'll have to make some clearance. Mark the area of interference, then remove the header and dimple, dent, etc. the offending tube(s).  I used a big hammer and an old 1" countergear pin from a transmission to create a dent that cleared the box in one tube (I have JBA shorty headers).  You'll want a minimum of 1/4" clearance.  I installed and removed that header a couple times to get it right.  FWIW, that dent isn't going to hurt power at all.  I've seen dyno tests where they beat up a set of headers to an insane degree and it still made no difference in power.  

 Thanks I rechecked I think its centered I may have not had it right when I installed new steering wheel , will have to reset steering wheel

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