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Old 01-04-08, 05:03 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Steering Lock Stop

How are you guys sorting out your steering lock stop? Any pics would help. At the moment I have the tyres rubbing hard up against the bodywork on full lock. Thanks.
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Re: Steering Lock Stop

Hi Murray

I made some split spacers to go inside each end of the rack on Maxiboys car. I think I waisted the centre section of the spacer and fitted a hoseclip round it. Let me know if you need more info.

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Re: Steering Lock Stop

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I always use a split collar inside the rack ends...you can find them in metric and inch sizes, and they can be bored to suit your rack shaft diameter..usually I use aluminum as it is a bit softer and easily sized. Check any industrial supply and you will find them.
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Re: Steering Lock Stop

Hi Murray,

FWIW you can buy lock stops for an escort rack here, about 3/4 down the page. They look similar to those described by Brian.

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Re: Steering Lock Stop

Brian, Phil and Julian, many thanks for your input, the answer is totally different than what I had in mind, I envisioned a physical stop on the moving parts of the hub carrier or something, see daft as a brush!!
This makes much more sense!!
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Re: Steering Lock Stop

I've made the stops as shown at the cat motorsport site
i'll post a picture tomorrow
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Re: Steering Lock Stop

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Thank you Frank, that is most helpful.
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