Front anti-bump steer rack spacers
First, yes. I searched. Doesnt seem that many people are running these type of spacers on their lowered cars.

Anyone have any experiences? advice? suggestions?

Anyone have any experiences? advice? suggestions?
I have the MK ones. If you aren't lowered then you really don't need it. I am and it reduces bumpsteer. Steering not as twitchy as before. Only thing bad is if you have these you cannot use/get one of the "X" braces (T1R,S2X...) since those braces use the steering rack for a mounting point.
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Originally Posted by SOHCmyDOHC,Feb 18 2007, 08:52 PM
I have the MK ones. If you aren't lowered then you really don't need it. I am and it reduces bumpsteer. Steering not as twitchy as before. Only thing bad is if you have these you cannot use/get one of the "X" braces (T1R,S2X...) since those braces use the steering rack for a mounting point.
i machined my own, made of aluminum and 12mm thickness, which i measured was good for my ride of 1.5"-2.0" lower than stock
for cars lowered about 1.0"-1.25" i would recommend 8mm-10mm thickness
it eliminates the front bumpsteer by moving the pivot point of the toe links to match the same arc movement on the control arms when your car is lowered
here is a pic

let me know if anyone is interested
for cars lowered about 1.0"-1.25" i would recommend 8mm-10mm thickness
it eliminates the front bumpsteer by moving the pivot point of the toe links to match the same arc movement on the control arms when your car is lowered
here is a pic

let me know if anyone is interested







