Appleton Power Steering Rack & Pinion 2.9" 18 1/4" (sweet Brt Howe Woodward) on 2040-parts.com
Cartersville, Georgia, United States
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This nice used Appleton Rack was removed from my Late Model Dirt Car in good reliable operating condition, No servo leaks or shudder, No significant Rack play. Ratio is 2.9 inch per rev, (630 deg. lock to lock)
Rack was replaced only because I needed a "quicker" Woodward Rack. |
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