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theohighland

posted on 30/7/06 at 03:00 PM Reply With Quote
track rod ends

just a quick question with probably an obvious answer, but if i have and escort steering rack and cortina brakes, do i need escort track rod ends?

cheers, theo

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scotty g

posted on 30/7/06 at 03:34 PM Reply With Quote
Escort track rod ends.
I think just about everyone uses them but there are bound to be a few exceptions.

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britishtrident

posted on 30/7/06 at 05:33 PM Reply With Quote
70s fords all used the same tre (except capri).
QH number QR1384.

Sierra & Scorpio ones are different (a few mm longer) but also fit. QH number QR1834

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Ratters

posted on 30/7/06 at 06:48 PM Reply With Quote
Mk1 & Mk2 Escort have different threads on the steering racks Mk1 is imperial (?) Mk2 is M14. Certain TRE's have different sized tapers too.
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britishtrident

posted on 30/7/06 at 07:46 PM Reply With Quote
All 70s mainstream Ford cars from the Granda down to Fiesta used the same M14 TRE with exception of the Capri.

The Mk1 Escort was just 1960s carry over.

Strangely Mk3 Escort reverted to Imperial threads and tapers.

[Edited on 30/7/06 by britishtrident]

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Ratters

posted on 30/7/06 at 08:32 PM Reply With Quote
Yep. Capri same as Mk1.

Just that 'theohighland' didn't state whether Mk1 or Mk2 rack.

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