330mm steering wheel on manual rack, anyone run that?
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330mm steering wheel on manual rack, anyone run that?
Just wanting to know if anyone has this. I was wanting to get a maval s4 rack for my t2, and the wheel I want is 330mm.
Just let me know how you like it and dislike it.
And can it get away from you on midcorner bumps or anything like that?
-Ben Martin
Just let me know how you like it and dislike it.
And can it get away from you on midcorner bumps or anything like that?
-Ben Martin
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I do, it can get away from you if the bump is significant enough, but truely when I am actually DRIVING(auto-x) It doesn't get away from me as i have a firm grip with both hands. Does make for some nice sharp inputs though. I will take about a week or 2 to get used to, but I like it. Steering seems heavier but with more feedback as you will then have less leverage against the tires with a manual rack. Overall, I like it better than with the stock wheel, but if you're picky, don't do it. you may find it uncomfortable.
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I didnt' say that I found it uncomfortable.
However, I don't have the same sensitivity as other people to nvh (noise vibration and harshness).
I run 225/50/16 on stock turbo rims, when I auto-x I run same size in hoosier a3so5 on FD rims. Only roblems I have had are with slow bumps over one tire and not the other. they can take the wheel out of your hand sometimes if you're not ready. Thats it really
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However, I don't have the same sensitivity as other people to nvh (noise vibration and harshness).
I run 225/50/16 on stock turbo rims, when I auto-x I run same size in hoosier a3so5 on FD rims. Only roblems I have had are with slow bumps over one tire and not the other. they can take the wheel out of your hand sometimes if you're not ready. Thats it really
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I'm just saying, I don't care if it is a little uncomfy.
This is a MANS car
Both of my RX-7s that I had in phoenix had no AC. the first gen had manual steering, so I don't think I'm going to have a problem w/ ditching AC and converting the ps to a manual rack in north bay where its cool all year.
Awesome, thanks for the input! I bet its a real workout auto-xing w/ hoosiers
This is a MANS car
Both of my RX-7s that I had in phoenix had no AC. the first gen had manual steering, so I don't think I'm going to have a problem w/ ditching AC and converting the ps to a manual rack in north bay where its cool all year.
Awesome, thanks for the input! I bet its a real workout auto-xing w/ hoosiers
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nah! not at all... I am soo worked up when I am racing I don't even think about the effort. Perhaps I am just more used to it lol. Some of my friends think its too hard. I just laugh and call them a wuss lol
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