Manual Rack

[Jeff400w]

I'm looking to purchase a manual steering rack. Any suggestions on the best one to use?

[96LT1355Z28]

The one from Madman Racing is $ but everyone who uses it loves it. If you have some fab skills you can make you own with parts form Summit and a bump steer kit. Theres some on here that have done it, I'm sure they'll chime in.

[19mike84]

i use the madman kit one, it was really easy to install and works great. only problem i have is the wheel rubs if i turn too sharp with the stock 16x8 wheels

[Jeff400w]

Thanks guys, I'll check out the Madman rack.

[Pro-jection Eng]

burkhart chassis just came out with a bolt in kit for 595 bucks, pa racing also has a kit and i've heard good things about it.

[chevyrules85]

i dont like the idea of drilling my spindles out, but thats just me. spohn makes a kit with a cnc'd aluminum end that fits like stock into the spindle. no drilling. thats what ill be going with, check into it!

[Jeff400w]

I haven't bought anything yet, I'll check that out. Thanks

[19mike84]

drilling the spindles out is no big deal, plenty of metal there. just need to make sure you have a really good quality drill bit or it will bend and shatter.

[ThreeHonks]

I have heard of people just looping the lines on the stock rack? Is this ok if on a budget?

[Jeff400w]

My car has that on it now. It steers OK if its moving but it's tough moving around in the pits or a parking lot. If your car is a DD I wouldn't do it.

[96LT1355Z28]

Mines looped now, it's not bad but defiantly a two handed job in the pits even with skinnies up front. As soon as I have some extra $ I'll be getting a manual rack. As it looks now it'll be awhile before I have any extra $!!:cry:

[Pro-jection Eng]

fuck i didn't even bother looping the lines! lol i never planned on selling this rack, and I planned on getting a manual rack alot sooner. needless to say there's quite a bit of steering play now :shiner:

[Jeff400w]

It must save you money buy not having to go to the gym.