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I like it when people call me PD. It makes me feel like an exec.

Wilkinson is the only one that offers PS for the Pantera.
His kit is over $1500 and he has changed the components a few times. The Pump is engine driven and is from a current production Mustang. No BFD.

It has variable rate capabilaties. Perhaps if I can get focused on the EFI thing the processor I use could control that also.

The issue is what rack to use that will bolt in.
If anyone finds that I'd appreciate the info.
I can build the system for the cost of the components myself, but I don't want to do trial and error fitting.

If anyone know the original source of the Pantera rack that would be helpful. Was it from an MG. It is said that that is where the Cobra rack was from.

If it was out of the German Capri, did that car offer power steering as an option?

2/14/078:16 AM

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