EZ Electric Power Steering from American Powertrain

New EZ Electric Power Steering for C1 and C2 Corvettes from American Powertrain! EZ to install and is completely hidden under the dash. Adjust your steering feel and performance. EZ Power steering at the flick of a switch!

[@originaldriver2066]

That is absolutely outstanding. Definitely one of the cooler products that I've seen!

[@ratmousebastard]

Seems like a nice piece. i hate my leaking hydraulic mess. built my car 5 years ago and i'm already on my 2nd Mustang power rack, what a piece of junk. Thought about a manual rack but didn't want to put strain on my steering shafts/u-joints at low speeds. Of course this unit will still put the strain on it, but at least the leaking will be gone. Got a laugh at the last line in the video though, "...you're not gonna drive a Vette with 185's on it..." LOL... guess he doesn't own a drag car.

[@hhcamera]

Great addition!
Is there one for a 1962 Impala?
I'd love to get rid of the old leaky system it came with.

[@Dadolaurenovic]

What steering unit do EZ use? The Chev Equinox one?

[@Kanoee64]

I have a 59 Chevy Apache 3/4 ton Napco 4X4 conversion. Do you have a unit that would be beefy enough for it?

[@mradaChris]

do you have a demo of someone driving, say a slalom test, and showing how responsive the steering is on a older vehicle?

[@itouchipadz4you]

Now my left ear is deaf lol.......wgere can i buy a TKO600 and how much

[@jgodshall80]

Basically what BMW was doing on production cars 10 years ago.

[@MarshallSmith27]

Jeffrey Godshall GM was too..

[@jgodshall80]

Electric assist and active steering are very different animals. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Active_steering

[@MarshallSmith27]

I agree with you, but its still the same principal.