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Join Date: Dec 2003
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Re: Laying frame on 71 C10 questions
If your fabricator is familiar/experienced with suspension/steering geometry and design the hardest part will be modding the factory member to accept the mounting points for the rack. Like others have mentioned, it is critical to locate the rack properly... if it's off just a little, it can cause some really funky steering issues. There is a reason that more peeps aren't running a rack and pinion/factory crossmember set-up.
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Join Date: May 2002
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Re: Laying frame on 71 C10 questions
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(OK, PB... where's my $5 for the big pitch?) ![]()
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