Could you send a link to the IMO where I can but it
IMO = in my opinion
Moog 93 Taurus = Part No. ES2513RL
http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/moog-tie-rod-end-es2513rl/20973561-P?searchTerm=tie+rod
Also Maximum Motorsports doesn't sell a solution to run a Sn rack for 4 lug except to run the SN 95 tie rod with a large spacer and a bumpsteer kit (which they sell).
Although I do I like the idea of the this drop spindle effect of the SN tie rod provides, I rather not run that thick of a spacer or a bunch of washers. The Taurus tie rods allows you to run the SN rack on the fox spindle/control arm without having to buy additional parts or the SN control arm. I wouldn't recommend this option if I haven't personally tried it.
***Side note***
You will need an alignment and possible caster/
camber plates (if you do not have already)
From Maxamum Motorsports Page of their solution
http://www.maximummotorsports.com/tech_steering_shaft.aspx
"
Tech Tip: Other Required Parts
Other items are needed to install an SN95 steering rack into a Fox chassis Mustang. Fox chassis tie-rods are required because the SN95 tie-rods are too long for the Fox chassis front
control arms. The correct length tie-rods can be easily swapped into place because the inner threaded connection, where the tie-rod attaches to the steering rack, is the same. Note that the threads on the tie-rods, for attaching the outer tie-rod ends, are different between the SN95 tie-rods and the Fox tie-rods. This will dictate which outer tie-rod ends must be used.
For those using the longer SN95 front
control arms on their Fox Mustang, and who will be using an
adjustable outer tie-rod end bumpsteer kit, there are two options to choose among for tie-rods and outer tie-rod ends. The longer SN95 tie-rods can be used, which will require an SN95 adjustable outer tie-rod end kit. Or the shorter Fox tie-rods can be used, along with our
MMTR-6 tie-rod end kit. This kit has a longer aluminum adapter sleeve that effectively lengthens the Fox tie-rod to match the longer SN95 front
control arms. "
Also here is a build thread showing lots of pictures
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&ved=0ahUKEwi6ncrm2v_NAhUM7iYKHV8SC0AQFggcMAA&url=http://vb.foureyedpride.com/showthread.php?72002-SN95-steering-rack-install-on-my-LTD-LX-(LONG-lots-of-pics)&usg=AFQjCNHi9nQxgKthMl0TtZSqCKRwIY4rfg&sig2=Q4YaRi6DwhDyLCb69UeW_A&bvm=bv.127178174,d.eWE
And there are pictures in my Junkyard build thread here
http://www.stangnet.com/mustang-for...rack-numbers-arent-quantitative-right.890411/