Offset rack bushings? Rack seals. March 30, 2009, 03:00:33 PM Putting in my lowering springs with all my new front end stuff. Should I use offset bushings or regular? Should get around 1.5 in drop. Not sure if Im doing this manual rack swap or not yet but I need to order these today. My spring isolators arent going to be here til Thursday so Im already going to be behind on time. Also my manual rack is leaking where the shaft goes in. The seal was pushed out a little but even after pushing it back in it still leaks. Could I just replace that seal and call it a day? Quote Selected
Offset rack bushings? Rack seals. Reply #1 – March 30, 2009, 04:02:56 PM If your going to go 1.5 lower it wouldn't hurt to use off set.But it may or not be needed. It's not that big of a deal to add them anytime, once you see how everything lines up. Quote Selected
Offset rack bushings? Rack seals. Reply #2 – April 03, 2009, 10:09:16 PM Quote from: Maximum MotorsportsWhy offset rack bushings are a bad idea for stock K-membersAlthough sold by many as a supposed cure for bumpsteer, installing offset steering rack bushings on a stock K-member make an acceptable situation far worse than if you had done nothing at all. How do we know this? Because we did testing. We measured the bumpsteer, both with and without offset rack bushings. Our test results were first published in the July 1993 issue of Super Ford. Find more information about bumpsteer and available kits.Personally I would get a set of non-offset solid bushings. Quote Selected
Offset rack bushings? Rack seals. Reply #3 – April 04, 2009, 12:24:34 AM Got my Energy offsets yesterday. Took Summit as long to ship them as it did the parts store to get my isolators in. Order my rack bushings at 12ish in the morning the day after the isolators. Quote Selected
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