Reply to "Quick Rack"

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Larry, yes you need a Lathe with a fairly large center bore to take the Rack. Then turn down the Diameter to accomodate the OE Saddle on the Steering Column side so the Saddle sits as far left as possible . On the right side a Nylon Bushing is inserted between Saddle and Rack. It is a tight fit and definately only works if the Bump steer spacers are there already. I still had to grind a bit of the Rack housing Lid away but not much!

The Plate on the Bulk Head (Steering Column) was moved about 10mm to the right.

All in all it is in fact a very easy modification if you are used to work on a Pantera

5/31/161:41 PM

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