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Strut front end rack & pinion #1291109
08/25/12 12:50 PM
08/25/12 12:50 PM
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I know how to mount a r&p on an a arm susp but how dod you do it on a macperson front end and not have any bump steer?
A drawing of the imaginary lines would be very helpful.

Re: Strut front end rack & pinion [Re: sshemi] #1291110
08/25/12 03:17 PM
08/25/12 03:17 PM
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Set the rack height at the same height as the inner
lower control arm the inner pivots of the rack should
be in the same plane... if you have it set right at
curb height the tie rod and steering arm wont ever
go toe out ... the outer tie rod and the inner rack
point will be at the same height at curb.. so you can
either put a spacer on the steering arm or it might
need to have the steering arm bent

Re: Strut front end rack & pinion [Re: MR_P_BODY] #1291111
08/25/12 11:35 PM
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Quote:

Set the rack height at the same height as the inner
lower control arm the inner pivots of the rack should
be in the same plane... if you have it set right at
curb height the tie rod and steering arm wont ever
go toe out ... the outer tie rod and the inner rack
point will be at the same height at curb.. so you can
either put a spacer on the steering arm or it might
need to have the steering arm bent





Good description of the proper set up Mike.







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