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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: Terryturbo on 13 June 2014, 22:29
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My steering rack has decided it wants to start leaking not just a drip it's bloody pouring out the seals
Where the cheapest place to get one I'm in Surrey
Thanks
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When mine went on my 1.8t I went to my local garage and he put a refurbished one on for me from GSF with a two year garantee fitted for £300 and that was mates rates.
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Nice so this isn't going to be cheap great cheers mate
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Can sell you one for £200 but would need your old one back!
Decent make too.
Alternatively I have a second hand one here in good nick, I don't need it as going TT!
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Are the TT racks geared differently or something?
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Are the TT racks geared differently or something?
Less turns lock to lock, so their known as a 'quick rack'.
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What else would I need to put a tt rack on
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Can sell you one for £200 but would need your old one back!
Decent make too.
Alternatively I have a second hand one here in good nick, I don't need it as going TT!
It's ok mate seen them a lot cheaper
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TT rack goes straight on, you'd have to swap the rod ends round if you're not going with the TT hubs. You could always use the Golf track rods if needed though
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Can sell you one for £200 but would need your old one back!
Decent make too.
Alternatively I have a second hand one here in good nick, I don't need it as going TT!
Check ebay for recon ones. Between £120-150 mark and you send your old one back, free courier if your close enough. Chuck it on yourself its easy enough.
Make sure you buy new track rod ends aswell. Get genuine ones as cheaper ones are shorter
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TT rack goes straight on, you'd have to swap the rod ends round if you're not going with the TT hubs. You could always use the Golf track rods if needed though
So if I get a tt rack all I have to do is put the golf track rod end on do you gain much from doin this what's the difference in tt and golf
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If your has has traction control a TT rack won't work, as I've already said it's a quick rack so requires less turns from lock to lock.
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Nice 1 cheers mate
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Will a rack from an Audi a3 fit
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yes