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**1project2many** · 09-28-2015, 06:55 AM

I trust Cardone parts to a point just before the "C." I have received the worst garbage in Cardone boxes. Distributors filled with sand and not rebuilt, steering racks painted silver with original seals and sticking valves still installed, racks with inner tie rods that are falling off loose, brake master cylinders with pistons that bind up on the first application... I cringe to think about what must be happening to consumers who do not know to check for problems before the part is installed. I would source a used rack and do the work to rebuild it myself. Try car-part.com

Ratio reducing gear boxes are available to use on the input shaft if you have room. Stock car guys might have a used one sitting in a box somewhere. Run it backward and it will increase the number of input turns required.

http://www.colemanracing.com/Steerin...ers-P4753.aspx

http://www.southwestspeed.com/?sec=v...sub=!Quickners

http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Shop/S...ing%20quickner

Good luck in the quest.

09-28-2015, 06:55 AM	#12
1project2many Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Lakes Region NH Posts: 3,217	Re: Steering Rack brands finding a Ford design 3 turn I trust Cardone parts to a point just before the "C." I have received the worst garbage in Cardone boxes. Distributors filled with sand and not rebuilt, steering racks painted silver with original seals and sticking valves still installed, racks with inner tie rods that are falling off loose, brake master cylinders with pistons that bind up on the first application... I cringe to think about what must be happening to consumers who do not know to check for problems before the part is installed. I would source a used rack and do the work to rebuild it myself. Try car-part.com Ratio reducing gear boxes are available to use on the input shaft if you have room. Stock car guys might have a used one sitting in a box somewhere. Run it backward and it will increase the number of input turns required. http://www.colemanracing.com/Steerin...ers-P4753.aspx http://www.southwestspeed.com/?sec=v...sub=!Quickners http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Shop/S...ing%20quickner Good luck in the quest.