Steering gearbox’s for 1967

Short answer: Correct 1967 steering gearboxes:

Power steering: box ratio 17.5:1 (overall ~21–22:1). Housing assembly #5691674.

Per the service-manual supplement: “The only difference in the Firebird power steering gear assembly is in the amount of travel of the pitman arm. This Firebird has a movement of 35 degrees from center in either direction, accomplished by a thicker end plug and a snap ring at the upper end of the housing between the rack assembly and inner cylinder.”

1967 Standard Steering (box ratio 24:1, overall ~28:1)
Application Housing Assembly #
6-cyl w/o A/C 5679271 *
6-cyl with A/C 7801592
8-cyl (all) 7801592

* common with Pontiac and Tempest models. There were no optional gear ratios.

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