Home built rack and pinion+ coilover build.

With this being a front steer setup, the tie rods move to the front. The width of the inner ends of the Rack will determine where to put the outer tie rod ends to achieve good bump steer, and as I posted above, with the unequal upper/lower control arms, the needed tie rod length gets real long which puts the ends way out board of where I would like. That is why I would go with a four inch narrower rack to start with. It would also place everything closer to proper Ackerman angle, which is the outer tie rod, lower ball joint, and rear axle center line all on a straight line.
I think that bump steer thing is bull ****...Now If you were going to road race it YA I would be concerned..and I know that 'CRACKEDBACK' will confirm this hopefully he will chime in too back me up.............Artie :coffee2: