underdriving powersteering

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12-02-02, 01:09 PM

jeremy

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underdriving powersteering

is anyone doing this? are there any companies offering a pulley for the power steering? i'm hoping to lower the effectiveness of it and weight the steering a little more.

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12-02-02, 01:22 PM

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You could just take it out...heh. I have seen them for 3rd gens, but not yet for FC's.

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12-02-02, 01:35 PM

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jeremy is keeping the power steering. not to rant but please, no one tell me just to remove it. answer the question or don't clutter me ****. sorry crionics, not aimed at you. i just know i'm going to have the manual advocates here any minute.

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12-02-02, 06:03 PM

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Pssst. Go manual.

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12-02-02, 06:10 PM

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You could always go to the junkyard and look for a pulley. Thats where I got my crank and alternator pulley.

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12-02-02, 10:15 PM

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not to get on your nerves but having p/s steering removed is a joy, more control, more feedback, it really isnt a problem, it even makes the car easier to work on if you have your a/c taken out