jacko996

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Hi guys

Will a standard non power sierra rack fit in a sierra cosworth as I am going electric power steering and will maybe use the sierra rack with the quaiffe quick rack and pinion conversion?

Cheers Dave

MK MOTORSPORT

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hi dave yes it will if your running 2wd thats the setup i have in my escort electric
thanks mark

jacko996

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Cheers Mark

Does it have the same spline and steering knuckle?

Cheers Dave

MK MOTORSPORT

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yes dave same spline ,have you converted your colum to corsa mate
mark

jacko996

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Yes I have, just wondered if the 2wd knuckle will be OK to use with a standard sierra converted to quick rack?

dojj

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not sure if you will need to find the non power assisted intermidiate shaft to fit this

there were a few different versions available and some had one uj in them and some had 2

FlashRS

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Hi, you will need the non powered steering coupling as its longer than a std one. If you can replace the lower "rubber" jiont with a poly one or another u/j.
I run it on my 3 door rally car, one of the best things I have ever done!!
I use a std rack with the quaife kit in.

jacko996

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Cheers chap

I have seen racks and quick kits available, but not found the steering joint coupling anywhere

tabetha

www.carbuildersolutions.co.uk
replace with a fit and forget al metal uj.
tabetha

jacko996

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Perfect Tabetha thanks
What spline is on a cossie rack?. save me counting it LOL

tabetha

I can't remember, but have a spline bit on my bench so if I remember will count for you, and measure the size also, of the splines that is!!
tabetha