I have SSC Lowering Springs and I'm planning on getting the Koni front Struts and rear Shocks next month.... Should I go ahead and pick up some steering rack spacers also? I know they're pretty cheap but are they worth it? Thanks guys

 

Yep, worth every cent. Shoot OTTP an e-mail, they'll let you know exactly what to get.

 

Good, I've read a few posts on them and they are relatively cheap lol but I just wanted to know if they were truly worth it. If you say they are worth every cent than that answers my question. I'll look into picking up a set. Thanks man

 

No problem, glad you're moving in the right direction

 

yep I'm trying to do everything right the first time (suspension, drivetrain, engine, etc.) I don't want to leave anything out before I finish my build at the end of this year lol

 

Im on ssc springs now just installed em do i need the rack spacers? Besides correcting the bump steer which isn't a problem will it do anything else like keep the axles from getting messed up? Just curious im new to all this suspension stuff

 

^Yes you need them

 

If i do get then will they fit with out the rotated trans mount? Or will i need to get that also? Im sorry for the newbie questions i just wanna do it right

 

thats what forums are for!

The rack spacers have nothing to do with the the transmount.

there are 2 large bolts that hold down the steering rack, remove them, place the spacer under the rack, and put the bolt back thru. its basically a shim.

 

Doesn't the tranny mount get in the way on the driver side? I was reading something on it before im not sure

 

no there is insufficient clearance with a stock rear mount for rack spacers. If you use really thin spacers they will fit but wont fix bump steer so whats the point? lol

 

WOOPS Im sorry for the wrong info!

Powell do you sell spacers?

 

Is it ok to drive for a couple months till i get money for the reverse mount besides the bumpsteer is there any other ill effects?

 

bump still looking for a answer

 

Bump. Just recently got lowered too and don't wanna f the car up.