Q: Does a new rack and pinion need to be specific for the turbo charged engine or can you use one for a normal engine?

asked by on March 06, 2018

I'm replacing my cars rack and pinion do I need to get a rack and pinion that's specific for the turbo or can I get one that's normal for the 2.3L engine

My car has 136000 miles.
My car has a manual transmission.

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