Si: steering feel unconnected?
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Si: steering feel unconnected?
As the title says: I have heard from a few people that the steering feels very vague and takes away from the cars overall sportiness.
Has anyone else experienced this??
I am going to test drive one very soon and was just wondeing everones opinion on this.
Has anyone else experienced this??
I am going to test drive one very soon and was just wondeing everones opinion on this.
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Re: Si: steering feel unconnected? (chris1741)
I dont think so at all... Steering wheel is the same size of the S2k and the steering ratio is also VERY simialr to that of the S2000... Feels FAR from "unconnected", although the EPS does give it somewhat of a different feel. 
, not a bad thing tho
, not a bad thing tho
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Re: Si: steering feel unconnected? (TRE_)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TRE_ »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> although the EPS does give it somewhat of a different feel. , not a bad thing tho</TD></TR></TABLE>
True, The electric assist PS does feel a bit light, due to the lack of resistance compared to a regular Fulid only Power Steering system.
The new Chevy Malibus have that too. The steering resistance is next to none.
, not a bad thing tho</TD></TR></TABLE>True, The electric assist PS does feel a bit light, due to the lack of resistance compared to a regular Fulid only Power Steering system.
The new Chevy Malibus have that too. The steering resistance is next to none.
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