Reply to "MR2 Rack in Pantera"

wyldkty (Guest)

Have you looked into using the power steering line off a 90s t-bird. My sc t-bird powersteering is variable controlled through alittle valve in the line.. I believe its sensative to loads so you wont get dead feel while driving around on the highway. Maybe cheaper alternative to running the computer system. Also could you adapt the power pump from the mr-2 to a pinto rack. By playing with the voltage you may get the desire assist without over powering the steering.

On side note which of the hydraulic throwout bearings work with the zf? toploader? t-5? chevy stuff? PAW sells the bearing for several trannys.

11/22/0211:59 PM

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