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Originally Posted by Dominik
If one drops the front (suspension) of a car, you have to raise the steering rack to bring your geometry back. Check if your tie rods are pointing up. The spacers might exactly raise the rack that the tie rods are back to level.
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No! If the relative lengths of the control arms and the steering tie rod are correct (and the bump steer is correct at one ride height), shifting the rack height will only ruin a bump steer curve. If it is a poor original design, with incorrect relative lengths, it might be necessary to raise or lower the rack a little, but nowhere near the change in ride height.