anyone know or done this im thinking of buying this car but theres no power steering what they like to dive?
i know the power steering tuns off after i think 30mph? anyway
[Mk2] [NA] fitting power steering
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[Mk2] [NA] fitting power steering
just wondering how much work is involved what parts are needed and the cost of fitting power steering to a na 91 car
anyone know or done this im thinking of buying this car but theres no power steering what they like to dive?
i know the power steering tuns off after i think 30mph? anyway
anyone know or done this im thinking of buying this car but theres no power steering what they like to dive?
i know the power steering tuns off after i think 30mph? anyway
Re: [Mk2] [NA] fitting power steering
mine has no power steering. It's not too bad to park etc. I think it's fine
It's not too bad to park etc. I think it's fineMR2
Power steering would certainly improve the Rev 1s dynamics. The manual rack is too low geared and dulls the driving experience, especially if you still have the standard Routemaster sized steering wheel in place. That said, you can feel exactly what the front wheels are doing and it's manageable at parking speeds. Personally I wouldn't bother with a PAS conversion.
The manual rack is too low geared and dulls the driving experience, especially if you still have the standard Routemaster sized steering wheel in place. That said, you can feel exactly what the front wheels are doing and it's manageable at parking speeds. Personally I wouldn't bother with a PAS conversion.