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Author Subject: Steering rack
Chr1sch

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Post #1
Hi gents

Looking for a new or good condition rack, ideally the vts rack or alternative uprated option...

Cheers

Chris
Posted 26th Oct 2015 at 13:04
Day666

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Post #2
Chr1sch wrote:
Hi gents

Looking for a new or good condition rack, ideally the vts rack or alternative uprated option...

Cheers

Chris


Ryan Pug_306 is the kiddie for these Thumbs up ....last time he had 4-5 mk1 ones which is what I run Thumbs up

The Mk1 is the 2.4 lock to lock I believe & the most sought after one & I you can use all your old pipe work it just bolts on ...I wouldn't go myself for the Mk2 one even though I believe it's 2.6 lock to lock ...you have to use the pipe work that come with it ...just a little more messing about & it's not 2.4 of course ...but Mk2 / 2.6 is better than standard and still a great upgrade ....mk1 / 2.4 is unreal upgrade ....thumbsup
Both great upgrades

£120-£160 depending on condition seems to be the kind of prices
Posted 29th Oct 2015 at 07:46
Chr1sch

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Post #3
Awesome
Thanks :-)
Posted 26th Oct 2015 at 22:34
miles

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Post #4
got one here for sale, http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Peugeot-205-GTi-1-6-1-9-Mi16-306-GTi-6-Quick-Rack-from-Xsara-VTS-Phase-2-/281780768300

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Posted 26th Oct 2015 at 23:20
MisterGTR

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Post #5
I have a Mk2 VTS rack i bought which i'm sending back to the company i bought it from after my steering rack debacle (long story posted elsewhere). If you're interested i will see if i can sell to you rather than sending back. It didn't get put on my car and is still mint.

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Posted 27th Oct 2015 at 14:03
Chr1sch

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Post #6
Sounds interesting, why aren't you fitting it?
Posted 27th Oct 2015 at 17:36
mik

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Post #7
I've got a Mk2 VTS (2.6 turn) rack in my car. Fantastic upgrade, love it, no downsides and it really suits the car. Fitting is easy enough if you get the hoses with the Mk2 rack.

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Posted 28th Oct 2015 at 11:20
Chr1sch

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Post #8
Sorted, thanks chaps
Posted 29th Oct 2015 at 11:09
MisterGTR

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Post #9
Chr1sch wrote:
Sounds interesting, why aren't you fitting it?


I bought another off Ash with some other bits attached which i'm going to fit....I say some bits because i can never remember the names of the bits. I think wishbones or Track Rod ends. But something like that. Apparently to save myself some work.

Also I am rubbish with a spanner. Live in Glasgow (crap weather all the time). Do all the work on my sloped drive (i say all the work...i've done very little so far) Do it myself (with lots of swearing, banging my head on the hubs, and generally turning my nice original car into a shed along the way) so it takes ages. And when i say myself...usually means posting up here desperately asking someone for help on stuff like "which end is the right end of the spanner?"

I still have it...keep forgetting to hassle the guy to get it returned. PM me if you want photos of it etc.

Ta

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Posted 6th Nov 2015 at 14:03
MisterGTR

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Post #10
Chr1sch wrote:
Sorted, thanks chaps


Whoops! Sorry for the delay in replying. But glad you got sorted! Thumbs up You've probably got it fitted already too! Meanwhile the list of parts i have and haven't fitted grows! Big grin

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Posted 6th Nov 2015 at 14:04
Chr1sch

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Post #11
No worries mate, not fitted yet but imminently...
Posted 6th Nov 2015 at 16:23

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