Rack & Pinion replacement lines
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From: Mountain Home, ID on My way to Korea!
Rack & Pinion replacement lines I'm hoping someone out there can point me in the right direction. I need to replace my steel power steering lines with flexible ones to make room for my turbo air intake (Incon Kit) on the rack and pinion. I did a search and all I found were the custom flex lines from the power steering pump to the rack and pinion. Any help would be appreciated!
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I don't think this should go in the forced induction section.
There are literally thousands of types of hoses that can be used for power steering apps. Just google 'power steering hose'.
http://www.summitracing.com/search/b...e?autoview=SKU
There are literally thousands of types of hoses that can be used for power steering apps. Just google 'power steering hose'.
http://www.summitracing.com/search/b...e?autoview=SKU
2 x EAR-991955ERL (M16x1.50 o-ring to -6AN Male) - rack return, pressure side of pump
1 x EAR-991956ERL (M18x1.50 o-ring to -6AN Male) - pressure side of rack
3 x RUS-620421 (90 degree -6 hose ends) - Both rack ports, pressure side of pump hose ends
1 x RUS-620401 (Straight -6 hose end) - Hose to pump reservoir, along with
RUS-670300 (Straight -6 to hose barb) - Braided line to rubber hose, which clamps to reservoir fitting
1 x RUS-632610 (6 foot section of power steering hose)
Make sure you get the right grade fittings and hose, it has to handle the roughly 1000psi of the power steering pump The six feet of line I ordered was plenty to route all the lines comfortably
1 x EAR-991956ERL (M18x1.50 o-ring to -6AN Male) - pressure side of rack
3 x RUS-620421 (90 degree -6 hose ends) - Both rack ports, pressure side of pump hose ends
1 x RUS-620401 (Straight -6 hose end) - Hose to pump reservoir, along with
RUS-670300 (Straight -6 to hose barb) - Braided line to rubber hose, which clamps to reservoir fitting
1 x RUS-632610 (6 foot section of power steering hose)
Make sure you get the right grade fittings and hose, it has to handle the roughly 1000psi of the power steering pump The six feet of line I ordered was plenty to route all the lines comfortably
Thread Starter
Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 350
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From: Mountain Home, ID on My way to Korea!
Thanks for the replies. I put it in the forced induction section since many people running the Incon/APS twin turbo kits have to relocate their power steering lines to make clearance for their charge pipes. I appreciate the help!
