Unless someone talks me out of it quick.
I'll never road race the car so it's strength shouldn't be a problem.
What do yall say ?
I'll never road race the car so it's strength shouldn't be a problem.
What do yall say ?
Ronstang said:If Flaming River actually has a rack that clears headers now based on what they told my fgriend a few weeks ago then it is not going to be good. They claimed they were making a header friendly rack by moving the pinion closer to the frame.....WHICH WILL RESULT IN TERRIBLE BUMP STEER! You guys do what you want but it seems that some of these companies just don't do all the engineering necessary to truly solve a problem, they simply want your money. If Flaming River is so hot then why did they release a rack that wouldn't work with headers.....when the averavge customer that would want a rack and pinion is the same customer that PROBABLY has or wants headers? Either their engineers aren't that great or their marketing team is a bunch of morons.
GT2K said:I don't know... TCP did the same thing, what are your thoughts on their rack?
68 & 00 GT said:My thoughts are that it's insanely overpriced, and climbing.
jim7485 said:I have been trading e-mails with these folks who will have a power rack for early Mustangs for sale starting around June 1. www.speeddirect.com
A comment and picture from their website>
Please note that in this picture, the vehicle is on jack stands - that is why the tie rods are so dropped.
jim-
one2gamble said:with all the new racks coming out, why is the price not dropping?
Ronstang said:imshaggy2000,
That doesn't look like a J car rack since the center section has the mounting points on the wrong side.....forcing the rack to be put way behind where the original crossmember is located (and retaining it) so this unit will NEVER clear long tube headers.....another company that just doesn't do their engineering.