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In need of a little help (PS bracket, control arm nut size)

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tweetybirdy

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Hello all I have posted much here, but I have been utilizing this site for tons of info since I started this project so let me start off by saying thanks for helping me even though you didn't know you were doing it. That being said i have run into a few problems that I can't seem to find an answer through searching so here it goes.

1. I can't seem to figure out how the power steering pump mounts, I have the bracket that sits behind the pump but I think I am missing something that would mount/space it out off the block. A picture of a pump/mount on a hot air car would be very helpful.

2. I am missing the nuts that samwhich the upper A arm bushing into place and I can't seem to figure out what size they are.

3. I know the block was prepped for a oil feed line for the turbo but I can't seem to find it, what is the common place that is used?

Thanks in advance for the help. - Carl

Back story if anyone cares to read it. 3-4 years ago a friend and I picked up with project from a boat mechanic that was moving out of the area. The previous owner had bought the car from a little old lady that had barely driven the car. He started with a frame off resto doing the whole frame in POR-15 and working up from there. When we picked up the car we took over by stripping the body and painting it boulevard black and building a custom turbo setup using the hot air headers as a base. We mounted up a 60 trim turbo with a 3" downpipe. For air into the intake I fabed a plate that mounts where the stock turbo would with an elbow that turns so that the factory throttle body can be mounted in close to the stock location. All I have left to get the car running is to install a new gas tank and straighten up some wiring.
 
Can't help with the power steering issue. The upper control arms are available from your local parts store or on line for pretty cheap. They come with all the needed hardware.
 
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