Do FC's come with Power steering?
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some FCs come wit power steering, im not exactly sure whichs ones do and dont. my s4 TII doesnt have power steering while my friends TII does. so im not sure. but from wat i know all u need is the pump and lines.
u know look at that FAQ thing about wat FCs come wit. thatll prolly help u out.
u know look at that FAQ thing about wat FCs come wit. thatll prolly help u out.
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its realy not bad without the power steering. especialy if the car came from the factory that way (manual rack). many people (myself included) prefer manual steering since it communicates more of the road, makes you feel more connected to whats going on.
its only an issue in a parking-lot trying to do tight manuevers, but its not bad as long as you arent a complete lightwieght on upper body strength.
dont be affraid if an fc you are looking at doesnt have power steering.
its only an issue in a parking-lot trying to do tight manuevers, but its not bad as long as you arent a complete lightwieght on upper body strength.
dont be affraid if an fc you are looking at doesnt have power steering.
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Originally Posted by GRANBYsystem
i've actually never driven a car without power steering. How is it?
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I really prefer the manual rack in my TII to the power racks I have felt in both S4 and S5 FC's. It's not difficult to turn the wheels and the greater response and feedback is amazing.
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I pulled my power steering and replaced my rack with a manual one. My power steering pump was leaking and I really think the power steering is too light. New tires (more tread) in the front helps to as it does border on too heavy. Sure beats the recircurlating (sp?) ball on the first gens either way.
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I think driving without power steering is a total b***h. It takes practically all my strength just to park into a spot. It's probably cuz I'm a 5'2", 95ish lb girl. =T
And yes, my fc has power steering...
And yes, my fc has power steering...
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lol. I don't know why all of you have so many problems. I don't have power steering in my 87 TII (came that way wasn't a convert) and I only have problems with it when I'm at a DEAD STOP. If I go like 1mph then I'm fine. When I first got in the car I couldn't do it, now it's not a problem for me at all. In fact I like no power steering because when I got into my dad's truck for a quick ride to the store I pulled out of the driveway and turned the wheel and it was just WAY too easy. But to each his own, there is absolutly nothing wrong with power steering in anyway (except for all that crap about space/weight/repairs). Unless your going realy fast all the time like 100+ power steering is fine.
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Originally Posted by RSVampire
lol. I don't know why all of you have so many problems. I don't have power steering in my 87 TII (came that way wasn't a convert) and I only have problems with it when I'm at a DEAD STOP. If I go like 1mph then I'm fine. When I first got in the car I couldn't do it, now it's not a problem for me at all. In fact I like no power steering because when I got into my dad's truck for a quick ride to the store I pulled out of the driveway and turned the wheel and it was just WAY too easy. But to each his own, there is absolutly nothing wrong with power steering in anyway (except for all that crap about space/weight/repairs). Unless your going realy fast all the time like 100+ power steering is fine.
So the non power factory rack is much much easier than the turn than a malfunctioning vehicle speed sensing power rack.
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