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Old 09-15-2008, 08:48 PM   #1
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well seeing the rx7 power steering is designed to turn off after "low" speeds, i dont think it really matters. Its a little nicer for just driving around, but compared to a manual rack turbo II i had, the "at speed" performance seems the same. I would just stick with what ever has the better lock to lock ratio rack wise.
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Old 09-16-2008, 06:12 AM   #2
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well seeing the rx7 power steering is designed to turn off after "low" speeds, i dont think it really matters. Its a little nicer for just driving around, but compared to a manual rack turbo II i had, the "at speed" performance seems the same. I would just stick with what ever has the better lock to lock ratio rack wise.
As far as I know, only some 7's came with the speed sensitive power steering that turns off (or lessens or something) at higher speeds.
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