Manual Rack & Pinion - 67-70 Mustang

The Manual Rack & Pinion for 67-70 Mustang by UNISTEER PERF PRODUCTS is a direct replacement steering system engineered for classic Ford enthusiasts seeking responsive, reliable steering geometry. Built for first-generation Mustangs from 1967 through 1970, this kit restores precise steering feel while eliminating the slop and wear common to aging original steering boxes. Whether you're a weekend cruiser or a restoration perfectionist, upgrading to modern rack and pinion technology transforms how your classic Mustang responds on twisting roads and tight parking situations.

This manual steering rack features a robust aluminum construction with black powder-coat finish, delivering durability against moisture and corrosion while maintaining a clean, professional appearance. The rack-and-pinion design eliminates the inefficiency of traditional steering boxes, converting driver input into direct wheel movement with minimal internal friction and zero dead-spot wandering. Weighing 40.7 lbs and measuring 52 inches in length, the unit is engineered to bolt directly into the 1967–1970 Mustang chassis without extensive fabrication, preserving original geometry while modernizing steering response. The black powder coating protects against rust and road salt, critical for long-term reliability in varied climates.

Restoration builders and vintage car owners benefit most from this kit, particularly those upgrading early Mustangs for daily driving or autocross use where modern steering feel and precision matter. Installation is straightforward for any builder familiar with steering system work; the complete kit includes all necessary brackets and hardware for 1967–1970 Ford Mustang fitment. Manual operation means no power steering pump or hydraulic lines—just pure driver feedback and mechanical simplicity that classic car purists appreciate. Paired with a period-correct steering wheel and column, this Manual Rack & Pinion transforms your Mustang's front-end handling while respecting original design intent.