hey guys, Im currious whats the diffrence between the 3.

Autozone has diffrent part numbers for the diffrent trim.

so there IS a diffrence. Thanks guys.

 

Not sure bout the HF
The DX is linear rate
the Si Progressive
Any Rack with Power Steering would be quicker, but harder to turn

 

whats progressive and linear mean?

oh, after doing some googling,

according to this
http://www.sportcompactcarweb....ojcrx/

the HF turns quicker?? but do they say that beacuse its just LIGHTER?

 

Because of the skinny, low rolling resistance tires it was equipped with originally, the steering on the HF is actually quicker than on the Si.

Thats pretty self explanatory. I wonder if the ratio's are different for the other racks. Good find though, its definetly something to look into.

 

but can I put any of the manual, HF, Dx, Or SI into my DX???

would years matter?

 

afternoon bump

 

You should be able to put any of those racks on your DX. My Buddy put a Si rack on his DX and has no problems.


Modified by CRX Toad at 12:12 PM 6/21/2005

 

the hf rack is rated as the same turn to lock as the dx rack. the si rack is less, and it is progressive.

 

As far as I know:

dx/hf/std = 3.9 turns
Si = 4.1
All ef power st. = 3.6

 

yeah, DX and HF have the same part number. i always heard HF's had the quickest ratios in particular, but its the same as DX. Si does have the rack cut progressively. I've seen it open.

 

and what do you mean by linear and progressive? is it like those graphs in algebra crap

 

progressive means the ratio changes as the distance increases. its not the same throughout.

 

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So would you choose a SI rack, over an DX?

EDIT: Im putting in a b16 in about a week, what would you recomend, for the added weight???

Im also on 15's

 

me personally? i dont care. Si rack is fine with me.