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I hope this is the right forum for this. I have a 36 chev with a straight axle. The steering box needs to be rebuild and I can not find a kit, so some one told me to put a rack & pinion steering from an 80 Omi in. I have looked at putting the unit in, but I am not sure where to connect the rack & pinion to? Does it have to be connected to the frame or can it be connected to the axle. The axle will move up & down about 3 inches.


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Check out No Limit Engineering's web site. They sell a kit and I would think the issue of bump steer might be resolved.

http://www.nolimit.net/prodinfo.asp?number=PS%

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with a straight axle, I would not add a rack. I would follow the link Grigg posted.

And yes, a rack needs to be connected to the frame, or you will bind the steering during suspension travel(bad)


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