Re: [Classic Mustang] Power steering

I have heard it put this way: If you want power steering go rack and pinion, if not go stock with those smoother turning idler arms. I am going to have wider tires on my 65 so I am thinking power will help. I have also heard road racers say they have power racks so they don't get beat up too much. --- On Wed, 1/14/09, kalvi001@umn.edu <kalvi001@umn.edu> wrote: From: kalvi001@umn.edu <kalvi001@umn.edu> Subject: Re: [Classic Mustang] Power steering To: classicmustang@yahoogroups.com Date: Wednesday, January 14, 2009, 10:46 AM Walt, I like the way you think, I was thinking I'd put a manual rack and pinion on my '68. Any opinions out there on doing this? Jeff On Jan 14 2009, Walt Boeninger wrote: >Lets see... it makes steering very easy .... >Too easy, actually... you have more things that can break >and leak ... another fluid to check..... > >Otherwise, it's about the same..... > >Dennis Kazmierczak wrote: >> >> >> Just how much difference does it make having power steering on my '67 >> Mustang? Any suggestions, thanks, Kaz in Port Richey,Fl. >> >> > -- Jeff Kalvik 612-636-1389

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