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Hey all

Long story short, I have a drift car, and need another steering rack to put in it. I'm going to disable the power steering in it, so that's not an issue. However, will an S13 steering rack fit an R32 skyline?

I can use the tie rods / tierod ends off the Skyline rack if need be. Just wondering if the bolt locations and steering shaft input are the same.

Did a search but not much info on it, and the only cars I've found with the modification are Jap ones, doesn't state if its boltin or not.

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the lines are totally differrent but from mem they bolt in. BUT the things are nearly impossible to drive without power assistance (ive tried) and totally 100% impossible to drift.... look at series III bluebird as they were manual and similar in size.

the swap you talk about uses s13 housing and different rack and pinion.... only drama is i cant work out the internals they use to swap them from power assit to non assisted. i have a rack aprt but never got around to searching the wreckers for suitable donor internals.

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Ah, I take it they're a bit quicker ratio then?

I definately saw that the lines are different. Darn, should have thought to grab the lines when I ripped it out. (I decided to go and get one anyway, figured I could resell it if need be).

As far as I know, to swap from power assisted to non power assisted, you just pull the rack out and remove the centre seal.

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