Subject	I think that depends on what is considered low speed.
Posted by	Dustin on December 08, 2006 at 3:13 PM
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In Reply To	HiCAS has no effect on low speed turning, therefore, posted by BigTDogg (MA) on December 08, 2006 at 01:35 PM
Message	It's my understanding that between 25-50 mph the rear wheels turn in the opposite direction of the front. Above 50 mph they turn the same direction as the front. Dustin "I've contributed alot of good tech help to this site that no one here could have figured out" - JuniorTT 02/15/06
Follow Ups	NA and TT steering ratios, which do you guys favor? - ashman2k2 10:15:59 12/08/06 I can't be sure, but I'd think the quicker ratio of the - Guapo 10:21:11 12/08/06 sorry guapo but I think the NA has a quicker ratio... - NobleZ 12:42:56 12/08/06 I've heard otherwise, but not really reserached it - Guapo 12:44:14 12/08/06 same here lol... - NobleZ 12:49:16 12/08/06 nope...you heard wrong - aliaZ 17:19:52 12/08/06 TT feels quicker. I drive both. (n/m) - ZCulture 13:24:32 12/08/06 And I think HICAS actually increases the turning radius.. - ZCulture 13:27:00 12/08/06 HiCAS has no effect on low speed turning, therefore, - BigTDogg (MA) 13:35:17 12/08/06 Unless you're trying to do donuts in the parking lot @ 60mph (n/m) - Dave N 13:39:52 12/08/06 You don't?? (n/m) - TT XTZ 14:12:28 12/08/06 LOL! At least not when anyone's watching :-P (n/m) - Dave N 15:34:10 12/08/06 I think that depends on what is considered low speed. - Dustin 15:13:46 12/08/06 HICAS is a momentary blip of the rear wheels - aliaZ 17:20:44 12/08/06 you're wrong (n/m) - aliaZ 17:16:49 12/08/06 i thought so too, i remember Russel @ Z1 stating this - SpecNATT (Houston) 19:48:32 12/08/06 So anyone know if it's possible to just swap that pinion? (n/m) - ashman2k2 14:48:10 12/08/06 TT ratio is quicker than a NA - spddracer 16:28:03 12/08/06
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