VBP Rack Attack
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Drifting
Joined: Jul 2005
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From: Clovis NM
VBP Rack Attack
I know there are a few people who have had experience with the VBP Rack Attack r&p, but have not heard any testimony to it. Can someone give me some insight on this setup? Is it also a bolt it? Similar to the Steeroids setup? No PS box but still uses the same PS pump?
Instructor
Joined: Sep 2006
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From: Ohio
It is a direct bolt-on and uses a rebuilt Delco rack. We have installed one on a client's car but haven't driven it yet ( have a lot of other work to do ). It accepts a stock GM power steering pump, whose lines connect to the rack. Installation is less than an hour once everything else is off and out of the way. I am so far impressed, but as I said, we haven't driven it yet. And the beauty is that it can all be put back if you want to.
Same as Steeroids system but with redesigned mounting brackets.
Instructor
Joined: Jun 2003
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From: Atlanta GA
I had a shop install the rack Attack in my 66 just in time for 1800 miles of the Hot Rod Power Tour and 900 return miles to Atlanta. The shop have done other RnP systems and were very impressed with the substance ( quality, welds etc) of the Rack Attack kit. Additionally they said it was the best handling C2 they've driven (full VBP susp kit).
Rack was flawless on the trip and helped me do a very tight autocross course in very competitive times. The feel is very direct, and as a power unit its nice and light but not overly sensitive. steve
Rack was flawless on the trip and helped me do a very tight autocross course in very competitive times. The feel is very direct, and as a power unit its nice and light but not overly sensitive. steve
