will these both fit in a 69 Camaro?
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Hi all,
I found this forum through google, trying to get information about installing Uni Steer power rack and pinion in conjuction with a set of tall deck 572 Dynatech headers on a 69 Camaro. I wonder if they will fit without interference?
Off to the search database. This might take a while!
Carl
I found this forum through google, trying to get information about installing Uni Steer power rack and pinion in conjuction with a set of tall deck 572 Dynatech headers on a 69 Camaro. I wonder if they will fit without interference?
Off to the search database. This might take a while!
Carl
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dont keep posting that over and over or someone will get mad, you will get a response as soon as either GORN or CAMARO 69 are on, no one on knows right now so just hold tight man
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Not to sound like a smartass, but Dynatech would be the one to ask. Unless someone here has a 69 with r&p steering and Dynatech headers (which I know of nobody here), all you'll be getting as an answer is guesses and opinions. You need hard facts.
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Thank You for both of Your responses.
I changed my first post so as to not make anyone mad.
I have spoke with Dynatech and with Unisteer, neither can offer hard facts due to neither knowing of someone trying to install both in one car.
Carl
I changed my first post so as to not make anyone mad.
I have spoke with Dynatech and with Unisteer, neither can offer hard facts due to neither knowing of someone trying to install both in one car.
Carl
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"Have Sawzall Will Travel". ![Wink](https://camaroforums.com/forum/images/smilies/wink.gif)
You can be our guinea pig then. Just be sure to report back on how it all fits.
I would like to eventually convert my steering over to r&p, but I'm running the FlowTech Afterburner headers.
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You can be our guinea pig then. Just be sure to report back on how it all fits.
I would like to eventually convert my steering over to r&p, but I'm running the FlowTech Afterburner headers.
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Hope the forums doesn't mind helping a distributor that is trying to avoid sending a customer a mess.
Carl
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Wow, talk about me being the stupid one here,
I just learned something!
I've got a 68 with a set of Hooker's and they are right against my steering box and I saw a Rack and Pinion conversion @ Ricks Classic Camaro for $1,000 on Monday that I was entertaining the idea of purchasing. Looking at the picture, I assumed (key word assumed) that I would gain clearance from the headers since the steering rod was skinnier than the original steering box.
I know assuming is dangerous, but I would have never thought and I don't want to run into that kind of a problem.
I guess what I don't understand, is where would the two hit?
I know this probably sounds like a stupid question for some, but I"m not seeing it and yes, I know the picture isn't a stock frame, but the rack an pinion, wouldn't it mount on a stock frame in the same place? What am I missing?
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I've got a 68 with a set of Hooker's and they are right against my steering box and I saw a Rack and Pinion conversion @ Ricks Classic Camaro for $1,000 on Monday that I was entertaining the idea of purchasing. Looking at the picture, I assumed (key word assumed) that I would gain clearance from the headers since the steering rod was skinnier than the original steering box.
I know assuming is dangerous, but I would have never thought and I don't want to run into that kind of a problem.
I guess what I don't understand, is where would the two hit?
I know this probably sounds like a stupid question for some, but I"m not seeing it and yes, I know the picture isn't a stock frame, but the rack an pinion, wouldn't it mount on a stock frame in the same place? What am I missing?
![](http://www.rickscamaros.com/assets/rfg/images/size/600x/sku/DS-93-A1.jpg)
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^ That subframe is designed and built around a rack & pinion setup. Take a look at a stock subframe, and the placement of the steering arms on the spindles. A replacement using stock spindles would require the rack & pinion unit to be behind the subframe crossmember, not in front of it.
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Last edited by Camaro 69; 02-18-2011 at 12:45 PM.