What is this boot called?
If you don't replace the tie rod, you won't need to perform an alignment. You can usually find universal rack and pinion boots at auto parts stores- that's the way to go if it's hard to find an o.e. replacement. When re-installing the tie rod, pay attention to the rusted/dirty threads and don't screw it in past them. If you can line it up correctly, your steering will be where it was before the disassembly. Or if you buy a new tie rod while you're at it, mark it according to the old one before installing it.
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