zf type rack
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zf type rack
does anyone know how to tell the difference between the two types of ZF rack with out removing mine.. if I get a second hand one is it worth getting the coloum with it and changing both ??
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Re: zf type rack
Yes you can, I've had the same trouble, there were 3 types of rack fitted to Calibras. No need to change the steering column.
ZF flat pinion (solid pipes are bolted down with hex/torx socket bolts, ribbed rack body)
ZF splined pinion (solid pipes are bolted down with hex/torx socket bolts, smooth rack body)
Saginaw flat pinion (solid pipes are bolted down with compression unions like brake lines, smooth rack body)
ZF flat pinion (solid pipes are bolted down with hex/torx socket bolts, ribbed rack body)
ZF splined pinion (solid pipes are bolted down with hex/torx socket bolts, smooth rack body)
Saginaw flat pinion (solid pipes are bolted down with compression unions like brake lines, smooth rack body)
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