drifting with no power steering??
#1
drifting with no power steering??
How would the 240sx drift with no power steering? i drove a rear wheel drive mr2 the other day with no power steering and was drifting it.. it feels kinda better to me from when I drift in my 240 before the engine blew. So i was thinking once my engine is done to remove my power steering.... what do you guys think???
#2
the greatest drawback is quick flicking. you`ll never be able to throw the wheel from one lock to the other as quickly with manual steering, which is a lot more prevalent in drifting than just driving around town.
#3
Originally posted by tryiian
the greatest drawback is quick flicking. you`ll never be able to throw the wheel from one lock to the other as quickly with manual steering, which is a lot more prevalent in drifting than just driving around town.
the greatest drawback is quick flicking. you`ll never be able to throw the wheel from one lock to the other as quickly with manual steering, which is a lot more prevalent in drifting than just driving around town.
#4
mmm. the mr2 i drove that was like an 89 rear-wheel. it felt nice when i was drifting it with no power steering
when i drift in my 240 i always make a mistake and spin out in 180 at the end of drift..
in the mr2 that doesn't happen.. so me confussed. haha didn't know if it had something to do with power steering and non p/s
when i drift in my 240 i always make a mistake and spin out in 180 at the end of drift..
in the mr2 that doesn't happen.. so me confussed. haha didn't know if it had something to do with power steering and non p/s
#5
well first gen mr2s don't come w/ ps. Plus they are mid engine. If you remember that even Keiichi said in his "Drift Bible" that on the mr2s you have to react faster and with the load being on the rear as compared to our cars on the front with the engine, they don't need ps like our cars.
#7
the reason you drift better with no power steering is cause it takes more force or the same amount of force you are using with ps to make you spin out.. but without power steering there is less response and less chance for oversteer.. this is what i have found.. cause i do the same damn thing.. i hope i explained that in an understandable way
#9
most people find it more difficult to drift in any generation MR2 than any 240. Removing the PS saves weight which is good, and not having it there for a while you would eventually get used to it. Ive seen several guys remove the PS and end up drifting their cars quite well.
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