wondering what the stock lock to lock position number of turns it is on a crx hf steering wheel...

my car at higher speeds ( 70+) you can't move the wheel hardly a 1/4 of an inch without flippiing the sucker... just curious if the quiafi ( however its spelled) rack and pinion can fix that prob)????

 

bump please

 

common i know someone knows right off the top of there head!

 

The Quaife unit is faster so no it will not fix it.

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=865522

 

HF rack si the same as the DX rack.

sounds like you have some high speed stability issues. have you considered an alignment?

 

yeah i had an alignment done... but i guess i am going to want another one done after my new swap just to make everything kosher

 

Are your suspension bushing worn? Suspension loose?

 

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that previous alignment means nothing then. get an alignment.

 

doubt full on the suspension portion i just replaced shocks struts and springs with all brand new tokico and h&r maybe bushings never did that... but its doesn't feel sloppy it almost feels to tight! i haven't replaced the engine yet... but i will def get a new alignment when it happens this weekend... but again there is no floating or sloppy movements its almost way to tight ... NO PLAY WHAT SO EVER


and yeah high speed issues definatly ... if i was doing 90 and moved the wheel less than a 1/4 inch the car would seriously lip right on the spot...

 

HF is NOT the same as Si. NOPE. The Si is variable the HF is not.

 

when you change springs, your alignment changes. you need to get an alignment.

 

what does this .....

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have to do with anything... !!!!!!!! i already know this ****!

 

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have to do with anything... !!!!!!!! i already know this ****!</TD></TR></TABLE>

maybe you shouldnt ask for help, and then be an ******* when someone offers input, that is correct. but due to a spelling error by Tyson, it made it kinda look like he said, HF and Si are the same, when he wrote the word "is" backwards, making it si. He was simply correcting Tysons statement, that is all.

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alignment?</TD></TR></TABLE>

that is what I am talking about.^ I too at first read that thinking he was saying they are the same, but later realized his mistake. Whatever, I guess I am a **** too since this doesnt help you.

 

lol. doh.

but i thought azulito's comment was a bit unneeded myself. even if you did misread my typo, it wouldnt make enough sense for a response.

 

thank you

 

WTF? I guess I should never use caps for anything. In no way was I trying to be a dick. I was only highlighting the important words, and trying to be helpful.

Me a ****? Son of a bitch, bastard, ************, *******. But not a ****.