Flaming river

[juic3d]

I looking for a Manual rack.. I have found the rack itself for 225 but then the steering shaft is 200.. Have you guys seen any other deals on this.

[jnobles06]

Nope. I actually went a step up and bought the maximum motorsports shaft for $280. I would get the quick ratio rack too. I got the regular and regret not going with the quick.

[Matt]

I have a flaming steering rack for mustang II i can sell you. It is brand new, never even installed. If you want to put it in a newer mustang, they have offset bushings you can use...

[juic3d]

It will be going in a 1992 coupe

[Trick Pony]

The shaft for the manual rack at MM is $240. I prefer their design with the telescoping shaft over the Flaming River shaft. With the Flaming River you have to measure and cut the shaft and use a drill to dimple it to locate the set screws for the U-joints. Some folks have also said their set screws loosened up, which is not cool on something as critical as steering. I realize you could use Loc-Tite but I'd just rather use the MM shaft.

[juic3d]

So either way I'm looking about 225 for the rack and 240 for the shaft.

[BlueCoupeRedVert]

I used a manual rack for a MII $90. U-joint with 9/16" 26 spline end w/ set screw and 3/4" round end welded to stock shaft. $45. Offset rack bushings $15. I got the standard ratio. Can just about drive with one hand at slow driveway speeds. Feels great on the road.

[bigminz]

I have both used for sale. We went with a pinto rack.