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Manual Steering Rack question

For those of you that went to a manual rack, any regrets? How do you like it? What Flaming River rack did you get?

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Re: Manual Steering Rack question

I still love mine, no regrets, i got the 94-04 rack i think. only issue I had was i had to custom make the tie rod couplers because I couldnt find a inner rod with the right size/thread. but if you spend some time in the tie rod isle at autozone you can probably find the right ones.
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Re: Manual Steering Rack question

I think the '94 on use metric tie rod ends. If the cars have English tie rods, there is probably an identical rack with the English ends and the correct input and ratio.

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