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Yep, works fine, although I did have to do some minor grinding on the ends of the spindle to get them to fit into the ER "saddle".
George, in answer to your previous question (which I now realize I neglected to answer), there is nothing about the power steering conversion that requires the bump steer kit. I added it to the wide body setup due to the amount of lowering.
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GeorgeV
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| ideola wrote: | | Yep, works fine, although I did have to do some minor grinding on the ends of the spindle to get them to fit into the ER "saddle". |
Thanks, Dan.
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there is nothing about the power steering conversion that requires the bump steer kit. I added it to the wide body setup due to the amount of lowering. |
Ok. But a bump steer kit is a good idea for these cars anyway, isn't it?
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ideola
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| GeorgeV wrote: | | Ok. But a bump steer kit is a good idea for these cars anyway, isn't it? |
Yes...but not always due to lowering. Check out this thread (if you haven't already):
http://www.924board.org/viewtopic.php?t=36333
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| Look into a Toyota electric pump. Works well on my Ac Cobra . If you use the Toyota computer you have your variable speed system in one neat package. |
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GeorgeV
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| Cobra rep wrote: | | Look into a Toyota electric pump. Works well on my Ac Cobra . If you use the Toyota computer you have your variable speed system in one neat package. |
Which model Toyota?
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I know 2nd gen MR2's had them.
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New Mini Coopers as well.
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