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    1. 10-08-2016 #1
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      Frustrated with steering rack

      Anyone know the thread pitch for a c4 c5 corvette steering rack? Pressure and return?
      i can tell you M16 1.5 and m 16 1.5 is not the right thread ...

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      Should be M16 and M18 o-ring. Are you sure it is a corvette rack? Most aftermarket subs use a mustang rack. Art Morrison sells the fittings for the mustang rack.

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      Good idea looking at AME now
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      Quote Originally Posted by dhutton View Post
      Should be M16 and M18 o-ring. Are you sure it is a corvette rack? Most aftermarket subs use a mustang rack. Art Morrison sells the fittings for the mustang rack.

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      Yeah I can't find thread gauge kit but I am looking turns out I have a Ford rack... now I have to figure out if it's mustang 2 SAE threads or 84 to 97 which is metric... then figure out the fight Oring .... if anyone here has a JRS setup and has been down this road please post
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      Pep boys had a good selection of fittings for me ... M14 M16 worked .. also found the 16 side threaded were munged on the rack. Grrr...
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