Yeti Steering Rack Clear Anodized

$27.99

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VPS07232

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Product Description

Vanquish Products Aluminum Steering Rack for Axial Yeti

Replaces the stock plastic Yeti Steering Rack AX31122-5
Removes wiggle from plastic stock piece and replaces it with a stronger aluminum rack
Provides better steering response due to stronger material

Includes the following

1pc Yeti Steering Rack

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Product Reviews

Rubs on pumpkin

Posted by Jordan on 4th May 2016

It is a very nice rack, but I have spent a lot of money on Vanquish products and don't feel like I should have to 'modify' them to work properly on my vehicle :/
jewelery for the yeti

Posted by Unknown on 30th Jan 2016

A well designed and built product that ads not only strength but a little bit of bling to a pig of a truck. Fast shipping, will be purchasing more vanquish products for all my axial rigs.
quality

Posted by Ron Bernard on 8th Jul 2015

Very nice quality and wicked fast shipping
almost flawless

Posted by Dan Sherer on 20th Apr 2015

As always this part is sensuous and sexy! Awesome design and craftsmanship until installed. I needed to Drexel the front edge of the lower swing link because it hit the bottom of the diff pinion housing....slightly. I do not believe this is a quality control issue for Vanquish, I believe it is due to the variations in mass produced plastic kits coupled with builder experiences. All in all, great upgrade piece....simply awesome!
wow!!

Posted by dan adams on 12th Nov 2014

Such a beautiful piece!!!! And it absolutely helped get rid of the slopes in my steering assembly. I also upgraded the rest of the plastic components so I'm sure that helps. Need aluminum bell cranks now!! Good work guys and gals at VP
Necessary?

Posted by motopreserve on 7th Nov 2014

This did not seem to help the slop in the steering at all. Well made, but for a piece that appears to be cosmetic in nature, doesn't make sense to spend the money on a hidden item. The true slop seems to derive from the looseness in the double sheer system (also not solved with the metal double sheer posts).