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Originally posted by LONGBOX55:
I just looked at the site for UniSteer. That Model A setup is the one I mentioned in my earlier post. It mounts to the frame, not the axle. It would much more stable than putting a rack on the axle.
I just checked that site too. I don't see any real advantage to their Model A setup. It does use rack and pinion, but uses it in a way that replaces the gear and sector, but keeps the tie rod and drag link.

It might solve steering interference in a V-8 conversion and it does not add unsprung weight to the front axle but it seems like a lot of engineering to deal with a problem that can be solved easier and cheaper.


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