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Rack and Pinion - Oh, What a Rack
 A cotter pin was inserted...  A cotter pin was inserted into the factory tie- rod end and screw cap to eliminate the cap screw from unthreading. |  The No Limit Engineering rack-and-pinion...  The No Limit Engineering rack-and-pinion unit fit snuggly up against the rear of the front straight-axle I-beam. |  A supplied universal joint...  A supplied universal joint was secured to the rack-and-pinion steering shaft. |  Another universal joint was...  Another universal joint was secured to the custom steering column. |  A measurement was taken between...  A measurement was taken between the two universal joints. |  The supplied adjustable steering...  The supplied adjustable steering shaft was measured and marked. |  To double-check, the steering...  To double-check, the steering shaft was again measured and marked before being cut to size. Remember: Measure twice, cut once. |  |  After the steering shaft was...  After the steering shaft was cut to the correct length, it was then slipped into the steering column universal joint and secured. |  The lower portion of the steering...  The lower portion of the steering shaft was then aligned to the rack-and-pinion steering shaft. The adjustable steering shaft was then extended into the rack-and-pinion universal joint and secured. |  The No Limit Engineering power...  The No Limit Engineering power rack-and-pinion unit installation was complete. |  With the No Limit Engineering...  With the No Limit Engineering early-model '48-54 Chevy straight-axle rack-and-pinion steering unit installed, we noticed the increased room and lack of interference for exhaust manifolds or headers, as well as the power-steering pump. |
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GMC Yukon XL Research
Finding a fuel efficient automobile today is easier than ever. Check out the GMC Yukon XL buyer's guide providing information on car specs, reviews and fuel economy. The 2009 Yukon XL is offered with your choice of V8 engine, and it has a comparable warranty. Other similar vehicles are the Ford F150 and the Ford Expedition.
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