RE: Steering Rack - Attack!!!!

[Jim Calore <jcalore@yahoo.com>]

> Date: Tue, 15 Jun 1999 15:15:20 -0700
> From: "Buchholz, Steven"
> <Steven.Buchholz@kla-tencor.com>


> Where do you live Jim?

In the Philadelphia suburbs.

> While learning can be expensive, once you know
> how its done it really isn't that difficult to
> do a rack swap.  I know if you lived near me I
> would be willing to help you do the swap ... >
perhaps there's someone near you who is willing >
to lend a hand. As long as you've got a >
replacement rack (the Jorgen SS sleeved rebuilt >
is my recommendation) and a half a day on a >
weekend it should be a snap.  

I have the tools, air compressor, ramps, etc.,
it's just generally the time that I'm short of. A
half a day I could handle, but the prospect of
doing this on my own for the first time is a
little daunting... I'd be tempting a full-blown
case of Murphy's Laws and Corrolaries too.

A number of you all recommended the Jorgen rack,
and I was also given their number too. Next step
would be to line up a garage to do it, if I can't
convince myself to try.

I have to say, that although I've only been on
this list for less than a week, I am really
impressed by the helpfulness of the Quattro
Listers... I had no less than 7 direct responses
from yesterday afternoon's post when I checked my
E-mail this morning... and it's only 10:00AM
EST!! 

Thanks to you Steve, and to Bob Myers, Mike
Murphy, Kneale Brownson, Wallace White, Dave Head
and Wolff!!!!!

- Jim
'89 200TQ
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