My intermediate steering shaft is fubared. I'm loosely throwing the idea around to build one out of square tubing. However, I'm kinda hung up on what to use for the steering joints yoke wise. Any information would be appreciated.

Justin

There are online suppliers that sell the ujoints you'd need but they are designed for the usual D-shaped bar used in steering, but that's available online as well. It seems to me it'd be easier to just order the right stuff over building one from square tubing.

theres gonna be a ton of slop in your square tube unless you machine it to fit. your best bet is to replace the whole thing with borgeson

I payed like $90 for one out of i think 4WD. That's cheap cash for a bolt in part the you put your live in.

I would say build one. I am not a master fabricator by any means and I found it to be easy and less expensive in the end. The expensive part was the u-joints, you should be able to get everything else from your local steel place.

I payed like $90 for one out of i think 4WD. That's cheap cash for a bolt in part the you put your live in.
its a trail rig only...I don't expect it to ever get about 20 mph

There are online suppliers that sell the ujoints you'd need but they are designed for the usual D-shaped bar used in steering, but that's available online as well. It seems to me it'd be easier to just order the right stuff over building one from square tubing.
do you happen to know where to look? I google'd but I may not have used the right search terms.

its a trail rig only...I don't expect it to ever get about 20 mph

then homemade it is!

I got 4 units from a chev cars, repaired a 95 Dodge P.U., 89 Jeep, and a 72 FJ40 with saginaw box. Cost=$5.00 Just cut or weld to length.