RZR_Joe
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 | | Subject: RZR Steering racks Mon Apr 23, 2012 3:40 pm | |
| Delima - Gear One rack vs Rackzilla
Gear One - $595 without tie-rods (don't need them anyway)
Very heavy duty & allows heims on both ends of tie-rods.
Rackzilla - $400
Would have to use a bracket bolted onto the end of each side the rack to allow heim joints. I am not fond of this style connection to the rack. I have problems now keeping the bolts tight and the bracket flexs.
In writing this I have probably just answered my own question. Thoughts / suggestions?
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Big-R
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| | Subject: Re: RZR Steering racks Mon Apr 23, 2012 7:07 pm | |
| That is a lot of leverage. I know I would not want the bolt on bracket. | |
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orangecrush
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| | Subject: Re: RZR Steering racks Sun Jun 30, 2013 3:49 pm | |
| Just ordered a Gear One rack yesterday. I didn't know they didn't come with tie rods. Shit, more parts to order...
Mark
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njcraddock
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| | Subject: Re: RZR Steering racks Sun Jun 30, 2013 8:46 pm | |
| Joe, your setup is pretty custom, my buggy is stock S width. When my rack tore up I replaced it with a Rackzilla. I'm very happy with the unit, it has some pretty beefy tie rods compared to the stock ones, and I don't have to worry about heim joints. Got it from Hunterworks. | |
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