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Again, as the factory cars ran quicker ratio steering (2.4) I wanted to add that to the car.
Thus, we did the "goodroc" quickrack steering rack conversion using a new Ford Escort MK1/Mk2 Heavy Duty short stem 2.4 ratio rack from Burton Power in the UK.

As described in Goodroc's thread, this conversion requires a little machining of the housing. Will be interesting to experiment with the position of the rack to evaluate the effect on bumpsteer.

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