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Old 03-31-2012, 03:09 PM   #1
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Re: Manual rack (MS II type), who is using these?

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I have a manual rack i got with my mustang II kit. I will be putting it in within the next couple months and will let you know how it goes. I bought it for a clean simple install so no hoses clutter the engine comp and it was cheaper lol.

I'll be running 15's up front with a 225 or 235
ok, see, that is what I was thinking.....it would look clean in there with use an alternator...I would think that the racks that are built to have no power, would be easier to use and have a good road feel. But I do not want to half to wrestle it.
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Old 04-04-2012, 03:26 AM   #2
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Re: Manual rack (MS II type), who is using these?

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ok, see, that is what I was thinking.....it would look clean in there with use an alternator...I would think that the racks that are built to have no power, would be easier to use and have a good road feel. But I do not want to half to wrestle it.
I've heard manual racks aren't that hard to turn when made for manual steering and feel good, but nothing beats power steering in parking lots lol!!

I'm the same way just looking for clan clutter free install
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Re: Manual rack (MS II type), who is using these?

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I've heard manual racks aren't that hard to turn when made for manual steering and feel good, but nothing beats power steering in parking lots lol!!

I'm the same way just looking for clan clutter free install
Most of the street rod guys I know have MII fronts wih manual racks. They swear by them. They say the ratio in the rack is different than in a power ack. My friend's dad has a 40 Chevy with a blown 540 and it has a manual rack. It turns with ease at a stand still. So I may go manual with my 40 ford this time around.
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