waldo786

Ok so I've kind been thinking and had my heart set on a power rack and pinion unit for the mustang but I realize it might not be the right thing. First I have an I6 mustang and can't use the correct pump for a rack and pinion with it. I was told I can use my p/s pump that is on there (I have p/s which is very rare for the '66) but that it won't work that good with the rack. I have to be honest it doesn't work very well at low speed anyway. So I was thinking maybe a manual rack would be the way to go. Does the manual racks really feel like power steering and how does it do at low speed? What is a good manual rack to buy? I was told Randall's rack was the best, but I also understand you will lose some turning radius. Is there a rack and pinion that will at least keep the stock turning radius? I understand TCP keeps the stock turning radius- is this correct? I understand there is nothing out there that will improve turning radius or am I mistaken that there is something that would improve it?? Any ideas or advice would be appreciated. If there is a kit, I'd possibly like to use the flaming river tilt column also, but haven't heard the best about their racks. Apparently though they have a newer style one that is out and is supposed to be better so if anyone can comment on that I'd also appreciate it. Thanks!

waldo786

If you can comment an anything above I'd appreciate it. I'll also do some searching.