Steering rack wanted.
29 June 2012, 12:59 PM
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I`m p1ssed off now. I bought one from here, a bloody good one, but it`s the wrong one 
Apparently it`s needs to be more `year specific`!
I need a version 9 one (`03) apparently the pipe feed setup is very different between bugs / very early blobs and mine
I ideally need one sending ASAP for Tuesday at the latest!!! Anyone?
This is the wrong type
Wish I knew what the right type looked like or what the part number was
Apparently it`s needs to be more `year specific`!I need a version 9 one (`03) apparently the pipe feed setup is very different between bugs / very early blobs and mine
I ideally need one sending ASAP for Tuesday at the latest!!! Anyone?
This is the wrong type
Wish I knew what the right type looked like or what the part number was
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Try Steves Subaru parts on here, he's only in Birkenhead, pretty local, and he normally has she'd loads of parts, can pm you his number if you need it, but pretty sure it's on his profile anyway.
03 July 2012, 04:13 PM
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The pic below shows three racks.
Top rack is a classic nd the middle is a bug STI. Both have the same spacings for the hydraulic connections. The bottom one is a hawkeye quick rack, would i be correct in assumng that the oneyou need is the same pipe spacing as the botom one?
I dont have a suitable rack to sell just trying to help out.
Top rack is a classic nd the middle is a bug STI. Both have the same spacings for the hydraulic connections. The bottom one is a hawkeye quick rack, would i be correct in assumng that the oneyou need is the same pipe spacing as the botom one?
I dont have a suitable rack to sell just trying to help out.
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The pic below shows three racks.
Top rack is a classic nd the middle is a bug STI. Both have the same spacings for the hydraulic connections. The bottom one is a hawkeye quick rack, would i be correct in assumng that the oneyou need is the same pipe spacing as the botom one?
I dont have a suitable rack to sell just trying to help out.
Top rack is a classic nd the middle is a bug STI. Both have the same spacings for the hydraulic connections. The bottom one is a hawkeye quick rack, would i be correct in assumng that the oneyou need is the same pipe spacing as the botom one?
I dont have a suitable rack to sell just trying to help out.
Thanks Steve but I need one off a v9 mate
Cracking prices though 
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The pic below shows three racks.
Top rack is a classic nd the middle is a bug STI. Both have the same spacings for the hydraulic connections. The bottom one is a hawkeye quick rack, would i be correct in assumng that the oneyou need is the same pipe spacing as the botom one?
I dont have a suitable rack to sell just trying to help out.
Top rack is a classic nd the middle is a bug STI. Both have the same spacings for the hydraulic connections. The bottom one is a hawkeye quick rack, would i be correct in assumng that the oneyou need is the same pipe spacing as the botom one?
I dont have a suitable rack to sell just trying to help out.
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I managed to get one in the end. I sourced a quick rack from here for a decent price. The only thing was, as soon as the steering wheel was turned to start the bleeding, BOTH seals blew out 
Cost me another £100 to get it fixed!!! At least it`s sorted now though and like new. I just need to be a bit more careful when buying used parts in the future!
Cost me another £100 to get it fixed!!! At least it`s sorted now though and like new. I just need to be a bit more careful when buying used parts in the future!
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