Steering Arm

Is the steering arm with 3 mounting holes on a Dodge D44 the same as a steering arm on a GM D44 or GM 10 bolt?
Thanks,
Mike

AS A matter of fact / yes it is sort of / it bolts up with the same three studs as a chevy / so that means you can use the chevy steering block that I,ve been useing for over 10 years with only one failure / after 8 years one of the studs broke out of three and I still made it out of the woods on OLD FLORIDA RD when me and SS went wheelin / bob remember my steering got mushy / thats what was wrong / well later for now and MOPAR TO YA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!DEANO

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OK, because I was thinking of getting a new steering arm to correct the geometry of the steering, but I didn't want to go with a pitman arm (and put more stress on the weak bracket) and would like to keep the stock drag link (for ease of replacement). I could just replace the arm and be done with it. On National Tire's website they list the Dodge steering arm for $120 and the Chevy arm for $53. Do they put the hole for the drag link in the same place, or is the arm arched differently?
Thanks,
Mike

deano probably knows this better than me but i think the dodge and chevy steering arms are different. ones tapered from the top and ones tapered from the bottom.