Check Out This Rack And Pinion Set-up Totally New!!!

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streetgrande69

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http://www.vikingmustang.com/Rack&pinion.asp

this looks like a really nice rack and pinion set-up. i was just looking around at some old sites and bam. looks like a real winner!!!!!!

 

mustang70

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Are you thinking of going with that instead of the TCP rack?

 

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streetgrande69

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Too Late For That.
I Just Thought It Was A Cool Setup. Its The First End Take-off That Uses The Center Section Like Tcp's Center Take-off. Its Only A Prototype Anyway.

 

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You guys should check out the rest of his site. He's got some pretty amazing stuff.

 

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bnickel

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65StangBoy said:

You guys should check out the rest of his site. He's got some pretty amazing stuff.

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hey, when did hakan get the new website? i was just looking at his old one a couple of days ago.

 

TurboDoctor

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Hakan has been around here on this forum for a long time from what I can remeber, same guy right ???

 

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bnickel

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TurboDoctor said:

Hakan has been around here on this forum for a long time from what I can remeber, same guy right ???

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yep same hakan, i didn't know he had a new site though, or maybe he just re-vamped the old one so much i didn't recognize it.

 

chepsk8

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I remember when Hakan was working on this. There was along thread here at least a year ago which covered many steering systems, and HAKAN was a regular poster on it, and described his work. Good to see it done. A new twist on the concept, almost like using the Cavalier rack. But, since he is in Sweden, I think he used a SAAB or BMW rack as his basis. Nonetheless, very cool to see one of our own going for it!

 

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Yes it is the same Håkan. His new web site just went live within the last week. That prototype is really a neat piece. The center link mount seems to be the ticket on reducing Bump steer to an acceptable level.

 

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Very nice!

Håkan is a cool guy. The site looks really great. Looks like he's using the Fast Forward Fastback in the banner at the top-right. Maybe a no-no.

Also, it should read: "Bringing the early mustang into the 21st century at the bottom of the home page.

Not being picky, just trying to help. (now where did I put that Swedish flag smiley...)

 

Håkan

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Thanks all!

Sorry about the confusion, but I have just "killed" my old site and redirected the traffic to my new.

Blake, yes you are right and thanks for the spellcheck! Fixed that and the banner.