Rumor is almost right. It can be *made* to work, sure. However, it's certainly not a bolt in solution.SupraOfDoom;1488197 said:
Removing PS...Need a Dry Rack?
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Poodles;1488207 said:
Funny you say this. I had a pro driver drive my car at the track and he said it was a better without as he could feel the car better.
You guys didn't drink enough milk if you think no ps is hard. lol
Duane
PPS means easy to park and minimal assistance at speeds above 30 mph, why fuck with a system that works...
QFT.IJ.;1488286 said:
Admittedly, this only came on the 89+ cars, but getting it working again with the Vipec is high on my priority list.
upgradedsupra;1488270 said:
A track is very smooth. Also of mention is that at higher speeds the PPS is all but shutting the power steering off.
Poodles;1488304 said:
A track is smooth, but isn't straight. I am speaking specifically The Streets Of Willow, awesome track!
Sure the PPS is good, no great, I'm speaking in general if people that have it off, it isn't as bad as some portray.
Duane
Yeah, I've hit some back roads pretty hard and hitting a bump mid turn you'll need the assist to keep it on track. The miata will hit you hard with a bump in a corner but as the car is so light and the way the chassis is setup it's not hard to control if it does go a bit screwy.
Poodles;1488325 said:
This is all theoretical however.
Everyone knows that supra owners never speed or drive "out of control" unless we are on a closed track. It would be illegal otherwise.
In all seriousness, I never pushed my car very hard without the power steering, but I would be worried about more than a bump if I were to be going 1.5 or 2x the speed limit.
Right... well, I can drive with one arm in a cast after I've broken it. Furthermore, I can get a girl to drive it at need, too, and she won't HATE me after.
GrimJack;1488417 said:
People still do that outside of major cities?
I do not NEED to do it, therefore I do not know if I can
I can back it in with one hand however.