I have a 95 SI hatchback and I've been thinking about taking the power stirring out. Will I need some parts or not and do you think its a good idea thaking it out. Some people said its a good weight reduction and eg doesn't need it since they are so light to begin with.

 

Power stirring? whats that? are you making milkshakes or something?

You should do a search, there was a good thread on this not too long ago. Or was it under the FAQ thread at the top? search both, plenty of good info.

 

yea you should really search on this, i normally dont say that but i have been researching this vetry topic and there is alot if good info out there

 

I removed the power steering in my old EJ. i just put some fluid in the line and looped the line back together that way there was fluid there for the rack.

 

i took the power steering out and looped the rack with a breather. i like the way it feels.. imo way better than power steering.

 

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LMAO!!

 

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Yeah a search would be good...but look up the spelling before you search. Otherwise you'll never get results

 

I took out the PS in my EK about two years ago. It's a great and easy way to improve the feel and feedback in your steering (and adds a couple HP across the range)

For my setup, I just looped the lines, on the rack there is an IN and an OUT.

I had to buy a hydraulic fitting (M14x1.5 -&gt; 3/8" BARB fitting) for the IN or OUT (forgot which one). I think if you run a search, you should be able to find more details on it.

 

Thanks for the tips guys and I'm not just talking about the search, but also for the spelling.