mbrown
Apr 30th, 04, 5:45 AM
Hi I have a 67 chevelle that needs a new steering box and tie rods so I thought that if some one out there has done this convertion? you could help me out with what parts I'll need?
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View Full Version : Rack and pinion convertion mbrown Apr 30th, 04, 5:45 AM Hi I have a 67 chevelle that needs a new steering box and tie rods so I thought that if some one out there has done this convertion? you could help me out with what parts I'll need? Thanks TronDD May 1st, 04, 9:17 PM Performance thread (http://www.chevelles.com/cgi-bin/forum/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=4;t=019071#000000) Tim. 72SSAbody May 3rd, 04, 9:40 AM Anyone ever performed a bumpsteer test on these conversions?? :confused: Good way to save weight on a drag car graemlins/thumbsup.gif Joe Q-ship May 4th, 04, 1:07 AM Alot of work for little pay off. The only place would be on a Drag car and then the bump steer would be a big issue. It would have to be done with time and patients, I wouldn't go thought all the work, just put in a manual box if your going for weight. Beside tierods are way cheaper to replace than to modify the car to a rack and pinion. Elusive_R May 4th, 04, 2:37 AM Originally posted by Q-ship: Alot of work for little pay off. The only place would be on a Drag car and then the bump steer would be a big issue. It would have to be done with time and patients, I wouldn't go thought all the work, just put in a manual box if your going for weight. Beside tierods are way cheaper to replace than to modify the car to a rack and pinion. All true, but what's the fun in the easy way out? If I had the cash for it, I'd put in a rack and pinion in a heartbeat. graemlins/hurray.gif Ryan |