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    10/18/2017 10:14 AM  #26

    Greg B
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    Re: Randalls Rack and Tie Rod Clearance

    Did you ever resolve this issue?   I have been researching Lance's Randall's rack issue, and I noticed there seems to be some changes made for newer racks.   Newer racks seem to use a modern inner tie rod set up, and I also noticed that there is now a curved tie rod connector that needs to be used for 67+ and 65/66 that have the bumpsteer kit.  Looks like in your picture, yours falls in that category. 

    Last edited by Greg B (10/18/2017 10:15 AM)

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