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    M II rack adjustment question

     



    My buddy's car wanders a bit B+F in his lane of road and he thinks its an adjustment in the MII rack simular to adjusting a Saginaw Box backlash, Is there an adjustment?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dgas56
    My buddy's car wanders a bit B+F in his lane of road and he thinks its an adjustment in the MII rack simular to adjusting a Saginaw Box backlash, Is there an adjustment?
    is he using a chevy power steering pump they have too much pressure and you loose sensativity. my be the problem.
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    Yup, probably too much pressure. There is a restrictor made to go in the line.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson
    Yup, probably too much pressure. There is a restrictor made to go in the line.

    Borgesons and speedway motor and other sell and inexpensive pressure controller for under $20 I got the Borgesons one. Ed ke6bnl there are other methods with adjustable bypass valves a lot more to spend I personally did not have room for them and the associated hose changes. Ed
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