Hi y'all,
Looking for some clarification (maybe peace of mind?) around this. Tons of conversation in other posts about it but I can't find anything conclusive. For context, I have:
- Power steering rack from FFR
- Breeze offset mounting rack bushings
- MOOG ES2150RL outer tie rod ends
I centered the power steering rack by turning the steering wheel all the way left, all the way right, and making sure that the distance from each end of the power steering rack tie rod end to the chassis is the same when the steering wheel is back in dead center. I can't find the posts right now but this was the method that I encountered the most during my forum research. However, I did find one that talked about removing the boot and measuring the inner tie rod to the chassis. This I did not do. I have measured the rough alignment on the front wheels to have 1/8'' toe in, however, the threading of the outer tie rod ends is not equal. It is almost 1/8'' different, with the passenger side further out.
Passenger side
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Driver side
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I see my options:
- Leaving it as is
- Turning one of the outer tie rods and changing the toe in alignment
- Doing another alignment procedure
Thoughts?