QUOTE(McMark @ Apr 8 2013, 09:55 PM)
Pretty sure you have to use an MR2 rack (probably any PS rack actually). There's nothing in the stock rack. It's just a couple gears with seals on the end of the tube to hold the grease in.
This would mean some serious hacking, cutting, welding.
Since you're doing less turning, would a larger steering wheel be an option?
I have a 12" wheel now, but will be looking for a 13"er. Good point Mark.
Question: Any other ideas on good PS racks, i.e., beside the Toyota MR2?
Sure would like to see some pictures on how Toyota mounts their rack, just to understand the level of effort.
In any event I'm heading to the gym and getting back to the upper body workouts. When I ran the West Coast Ramble, didn't have any issues as I was big time into lifting at that point. This time I'm going to be more careful and not injury myself again.