Pitman Arm Mustang 67-7 0

The Pitman Arm for Mustang 1967–1970 is a factory-engineered steering linkage component that directly connects the steering gearbox output to the center link, translating rotational input into lateral wheel movement. This greasable OE-design pitman arm is purpose-built for first-generation Mustang platform vehicles and serves as a critical wear item in the front-end steering system. Whether restoring a classic muscle car or maintaining original functionality in a driver-quality 1967–1970 Mustang, this PROFORGED component ensures precise steering geometry and safe, responsive handling.

Manufactured from durable steel with a black finish, this pitman arm replicates the original equipment design without compromising longevity or load capacity. The greasable design allows for periodic lubrication at the ball joint, extending the service life of the steering linkage and reducing wear rates during normal driving or performance use. PROFORGED's OE-specification engineering ensures correct angle geometry, ball joint preload, and steering ratio compatibility, eliminating binding or excessive play that degrades handling feel or accelerates suspension component wear.

Enthusiasts, restorers, and classic car owners benefit most from this replacement when original or worn pitman arms exhibit play, looseness, or steering slack. Installation requires removal of the center link and gearbox coupling, making this a straightforward steering service for any shop or experienced DIY technician. Compatibility is exact for 1967, 1968, 1969, and 1970 Ford Mustang models equipped with manual or power steering systems, making it an essential wear-part repair for maintaining OE steering performance and safety standards.