Subject	not necessarily
Posted by	aliaZ on February 04, 2014 at 5:42 PM
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In Reply To	You will have less road feedback which isn't good for road posted by KongZTT GT28RS MD on February 04, 2014 at 03:46 PM
Message	The later gen MR2 electric power steering pump incorporates a motor controller that can vary the pump speed based on an ABS wheel speed sensor. And there isn't any reason you can't still use the OEM pulse width modulated steering rack solenoid to control the amount of power assist based on road speed :If you want simplicity.. just get the manual rack.. it is geared differently and not like driving a ps car without ps. its alot more smooth. :flaming river has one that is used for our cars got a link?
Follow Ups	Electronic Power Steering - Zvil (FL) 13:51:47 02/04/14 I like that idea - -Grimm- 14:50:52 02/04/14 You will have less road feedback which isn't good for road - KongZTT GT28RS MD 15:46:30 02/04/14 not necessarily - aliaZ 17:42:36 02/04/14 how about this? I'll do the manual rack and turn the EPS on - Zvil (FL) 17:46:13 02/04/14 I'm headed there too ... not installed yet tho - Zbullet 18:11:21 02/04/14 That is not what I thought it was …. - Zbullet 19:36:09 02/04/14 I would like to stay away from fluid - Zvil (FL) 21:09:34 02/04/14 How does the electric motor attach to the manual rack? - Jayru 11:52:56 02/05/14 Re: How does the electric motor attach to the manual rack? - Zbullet 13:08:52 02/05/14 the motor is on the column - Zvil (FL) 14:37:14 02/05/14 Please do a write up if you do it, definitely interested - Jayru 19:14:30 02/05/14 Re: Depowering the rack - dogpile 08:07:22 02/06/14
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