Official South Carolina thread

Rooskey · 04-09-2011, 12:28 AM

Hey Will. Make sure the blue plastic washer (guide) does not move on your steering shaft. It is located at the end of it on the rack. IMO I would not trust a certified mechanic on it either. The only reason mine went back stock is becaused I marked it with a sharpee (On the opposite side). If not you will never know where the stock location comes in with your steering wheel and the rack. If you dont you may have a short turning radius to one side or the other. Draw a line from your shaft over the washer and onto the rack aswell. That will keep you straight.

ClemsonWill · 04-14-2011, 09:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Rooskey

Hey Will. Make sure the blue plastic washer (guide) does not move on your steering shaft. It is located at the end of it on the rack. IMO I would not trust a certified mechanic on it either. The only reason mine went back stock is becaused I marked it with a sharpee (On the opposite side). If not you will never know where the stock location comes in with your steering wheel and the rack. If you dont you may have a short turning radius to one side or the other. Draw a line from your shaft over the washer and onto the rack aswell. That will keep you straight.

I appreciate the info. I'm not sure when I'm going to get a chance to work on these. I think I might wrap them first. So that's going to push me off even later.

Anything car related going on in SC the next couple of months? I have a few open weekends that I want to take advantage of.

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Rooskey Track Member Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: South Carolina Posts: 974 Drives: 2014 Alpha7 GTR Rep Power: 16	Hey Will. Make sure the blue plastic washer (guide) does not move on your steering shaft. It is located at the end of it on the rack. IMO I would not trust a certified mechanic on it either. The only reason mine went back stock is becaused I marked it with a sharpee (On the opposite side). If not you will never know where the stock location comes in with your steering wheel and the rack. If you dont you may have a short turning radius to one side or the other. Draw a line from your shaft over the washer and onto the rack aswell. That will keep you straight.