Beck Arnley 103 2695 Steering Rack Review

Too small for Avalon 1996. I got Moog K100181 instead. However, I have never had a problem with Beck Arnley products. One box had metal straps and the other had zippers. Made in Taiwan.

Well done. I installed them on my 2001 Subaru Impreza. On the passenger side, it was a bit difficult to fit on the luggage rack. I heated it with a hair dryer to make it slide easier. I did not use the clips that came with the kit, they are not good. I used hose clamps.

Very elastic boots of good quality. Didn't use the clamps that came with it, opted for more secure hose clamps instead. FSM requires silicone lubrication on the ends of the sleeve, making it very slippery and difficult to pull over the rack body. I recommend stretching it as much as you can (I used a lot of force and it didn't snap) and then turn the end of the boot inside out. about an inch stretch it needs to be outside of itself. Press the Nexy onto the frame body and finally unfold the lip.

I bought this steering boot to replace the one that was torn on my 2002 Subaru WRX. In terms of installation, it was easier and more difficult at the same time. It was more difficult in that if you just removed the outer tie rod arm the traditional boot installation would have been much easier. This was easier as the car doesn't need wheel alignment now that it's installed. It may take some luck to install the dust boot over the adjustment bracket, the boot will expand quite a bit. Throughout…

While changing the oil I noticed a removable boot on my Forester for kids. I ordered this part overnight and it arrived on time and in good condition. Installation wasn't difficult, the hardest part was swinging between putting the boot on and tightening the large yoke that is included. I chose not to remove the rod end of the rod, which is the correct way to install it, but then alignment would need to be checked. Instead I put a plastic bag over the tie rod, oiled it and put my boot on. It…