Re: PS Pressure vs. steering "feel"
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Re: PS Pressure vs. steering "feel"
- From: Tom Jennings <tomj@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 20 Apr 2005 14:29:26 -0700 (PDT)
On Wed, 20 Apr 2005 farna@xxxxxxx wrote:
Thanks for telling me how to remove it -- that was the next question! I was just going to look at an exploded parts view and find it, but you made it easy. Four cylinder may indeed have a different (lower pressure) valve. The older V-8s ran around 1100 psi and sixes 900 because of the weight difference. Shouldn't be as much weight difference between a four and six as between a six and eight though.
This is pretty interesting.
I can see how lowering the pressure (lower assist) won't increase
"feel" -- power assist is like leverage, the wheels are pushing on
the short side of the fulcrum, and the % change in effort is
divided by the leverage.
So what *is* the best way to have our cake and eat it too --
limited power assist and feedback from the steering wheel?
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