Subject	has anyone looked into making steering ratio more agressive?
Posted by	Goose93 on July 20, 2004 at 11:42 AM
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Message	I am assuming this would be parts intensive, but I would love to be able to get more wheel turn from less steering wheel input. I have driven a few cars in the past with aggressive steering ratios and I loved them. I guess my thought was; can it be done?; would it be as simple as swapping a steering rack from another nissan to create the ratio. I am also going to assume that HICAS would be out of the question after the change since the sensor takes input from the steering wheel. Discuss and flame away... Goose 93 96TT Stage VII+
Follow Ups	has anyone looked into making steering ratio more agressive? - Goose93 11:42:05 07/20/04 You would do well to do some more suspension - Guapo 11:48:51 07/20/04 Oh yeah, I know that. That project is in progress. - Goose93 12:03:46 07/20/04 yes, I have. - nixit 11:52:27 07/20/04 Very cool. This is exactly what I was wondering. - Goose93 12:07:54 07/20/04 so you are saying what, an afternoon at most? (n/m) - Junxster (NoVA) 12:33:51 07/20/04 nick could do it on his lunch break if he wanted (n/m) - boileralum 12:55:20 07/20/04 Ash I am not. - nixit 13:06:00 07/20/04 yeah, that's not a system I would want to malfunction (n/m) - boileralum 14:39:31 07/20/04 I'd sure be in, heh - SeedyROM 13:02:46 07/20/04 First thing that crossed my mind..... - RSR 13:13:54 07/20/04 lol... i spent about 3 days researching the parts. - nixit 13:19:04 07/20/04 Wouldn't that make the car far too darty at high speed - Guapo 13:50:10 07/20/04 Yes.... - RSR 14:55:23 07/20/04 you might get some of the effect by getting a smaller - RobWR14 12:25:20 07/20/04 ...which is also a very effective way to gain more control. (n/m) - nixit 12:33:51 07/20/04 and legroom (n/m) - U ZCREAM 13:33:23 07/20/04 It makes driving a little more fun, its like driving a - JMT-Z(St. Louis) 13:53:34 07/20/04 Getting a race alignment from a shop that specializes - boileralum 14:41:18 07/20/04
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