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Re: Power Steering
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HYP014 - Which power assist unit have you used? And what controller do you use?

Posted on: 2010/12/28 19:53
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have done this on a few rallycars and it works unreal! there is no safty dramas as it is only power asist.so if it has a power out it still operates as normal. well worth the exercise.

Posted on: 2010/12/27 21:44
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i want 2 just for fun

Posted on: 2010/12/24 10:09
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Damn, this would be the answer to hard steering when running camber and 8" slicks

Posted on: 2010/12/24 9:31
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Posted on: 2010/12/24 8:46
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bloody hell. The japs will mod anything. Gotta give em credit.

Do you have a website or link DD? I would be safe to assume that they want your left kidney for it?

Posted on: 2010/12/24 8:38
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It is a 1200 steering column/gearbox, cut in half and a u-joint put in the middle. Like a 510 steering u-joint. The power unit looks to be from a newer car. These modded 1200 gearboxes are now for sale in Japan.

Posted on: 2010/12/24 8:34
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is that a 1200 steering column or something else to show the concept? (not familar with the pogo sticks...)

The top half past the uni joint would have to be modified a fair bit to have the gears mesh etc.

I personally wouldnt have a use for it. I mean its not like the steering isnt light enough anyways, but thats not to say its of no use.

What is th eplan for this DD?

Posted on: 2010/12/24 8:28
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They are used in many new cars, they must be reliable?
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Posted on: 2010/12/24 8:07
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