72-93 (4x4 CROSSOVER) Dodge Steering Box Brace & 2WD

72-93 (4x4 CROSSOVER) Dodge Steering Box Brace & 2WDThe best steering box brace for dodge ram trucks from 72 93 with either converted 4x4 crossover steering, or stock 2wd. This is the strongest bolt on first gen steering box brace ever! Want to weld it on? No problem, just request no powder, its designed to weld in easily if you want, no need though. Designed to bolt on with 7 7 16 bolts and one 3 8 bolt and is strong as an ox. Generally mimics an oem 2wd box brace but on steroids. Perfect for your

    The best steering box brace for dodge ram trucks from 72-93 with either converted 4x4 crossover steering, or stock 2wd.
   This is the strongest bolt on first gen steering box brace ever! Want to weld it on? No problem, just request no-powder, it’s designed to weld in easily if you want, no need though.
   Designed to bolt on with 7 7/16 bolts and one 3/8 bolt and is strong as an ox. Generally mimics an oem 2wd box brace but on steroids. Perfect for your stock 2wd, or lifted 4x4 with crossover steering kit, or stock height 4x4 with our no-lift crossover system. 
   (Not for your STOCK 4x4 with box mounted in stock location on the original adapter plate with fore/aft drag link,  for that, click here ). 
   Choice to separate the outer parts (wing plates) if you just want to do half the solution and on a tight budget, but designed as a set to compliment each other. Still an improvement but not nearly as good as the package.    
   Available powdered black, with all hardware. All of this is a perfect compliment to our built steering box .

Option 1- steering box brace set, wrinkle black powdered, with hardware.

Option 2- just the outer “wing” plates, no hardware,  wrinkle black powdered. 

   You can request product Raw.

    Custom Powder (Call for Quote)

(will not fit under early gas radiators that drop down into the frame crossmember. the main plate works but the gusset arm is too tall  it can be cut off for a huge improvement without it, or if it’s important to you, email requesting a custom brace)