Do I have the right rack?
06-11-02, 09:27 PM
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Do I have the right rack?
I bought what I thought was a manual steering rack for my S5 TII to replace the power one. The new one doesn't quite look like it's the same shape as the old one, but the person I bought it from said it is the right one. Anyone who has done this conversion or knows anything about it know if this is the right one?
06-11-02, 09:30 PM
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thats looks like its for an mgb or something http://www.nightracer.com/fc_rack.jpg that is a bad pic of what its supposed to look like
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06-11-02, 09:34 PM
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Originally posted by j9fd3s
thats looks like its for an mgb or something http://www.nightracer.com/fc_rack.jpg that is a bad pic of what its supposed to look like
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thats looks like its for an mgb or something http://www.nightracer.com/fc_rack.jpg that is a bad pic of what its supposed to look like
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The bracket and bushing on passenger side are different. Everything else is the same to my knowledge.
It is because the PS rack is a little bit bigger than the manual one (diameter wise) on the right side.
When you go to junk yard, make sure you get the brackets + bushings with it. That will save you a lot of trouble.
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It is because the PS rack is a little bit bigger than the manual one (diameter wise) on the right side.
When you go to junk yard, make sure you get the brackets + bushings with it. That will save you a lot of trouble.
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Rico:
www.car-part.com
that should save you a lot of time
when looking for junk yard parts.
hugues -
www.car-part.com
that should save you a lot of time
when looking for junk yard parts.
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I have factory manual steering on my '87 TII. You can also get a pretty cheap rebuilt rack from mazdasurplus.com . Just remember to add the $50.00 service charge to the price you see on their web site.
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Originally posted by akageals
I have factory manual steering on my '87 TII. You can also get a pretty cheap rebuilt rack from mazdasurplus.com . Just remember to add the $50.00 service charge to the price you see on their web site.
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I have factory manual steering on my '87 TII. You can also get a pretty cheap rebuilt rack from mazdasurplus.com . Just remember to add the $50.00 service charge to the price you see on their web site.
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