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The Dodge Rack and Pinion Boot is a heavy-quality rubber cover that protects the steering rack against grit, water, and road debris, ensuring that turns remain tight and feedback sharp. Dodge vehicles are respected since they combine brute strength with unquestionable attitude, beginning with that early all-steel body and moving in a direct line to the snarling HEMI blocks that still attach drivers to their seats. Still, every contemporary Dodge puts bare muscle on the road and remains friendly on the street, courtesy of intelligent drive modes that allow you to switch between serene commuter and Sport thrill or silent Stealth mode when the neighbors are asleep. The wild Dodge Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust spins a blast more or less on command, on the speakers and a 600-watt amplifier such that even battery-powered muscle remains live. Massive sheet metal lines and bulbous wheel arches are promotions of power, and the rigidity of the Dodge chassis tuning keeps the steering rack accurate and prepared to meet whatever the asphalt may deliver. When the original Rack and Pinion Boot cracks, it is just a matter of replacing it with a new one, which only requires a few tools and a stable hand to do the job, not even a lift. Find a flat place to park, loosen front wheels, then pop the outer end of tie rods, slide away the old boot, wipe off the rack groove, and slide the new Rack and Pinion Boot over the shaft with a light coating of grease on it. Install fit clamps, reposition the rods, torque lugs, and cycle the wheel lock to lock to ensure that the new Rack and Pinion Boot is straight, not twisted, and has no leakage.