Subject	Electrohydraulic power steering pump
Posted by	JMartz on August 28, 2014 at 6:09 PM
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In Reply To	porsche GT3 or 997 has an electronic unit that uses oil posted by Zbullet on August 28, 2014 at 02:55 PM
Message	An all electric system would be preferable and less complex, but an electric pump would be easier to make work as one would get to keep the existing rack-and-pinion steering system. Please post when you install. I live in GA so I am going to visit Z1 to see Russel's set up.
Follow Ups	Electric Power Steering, an idea to consider. - JMartz 14:47:58 08/28/14 porsche GT3 or 997 has an electronic unit that uses oil - Zbullet 14:55:32 08/28/14 Electrohydraulic power steering pump - JMartz 18:09:37 08/28/14 I've had an electric PWS pump on my Z32 for about 10 years. - Russell@Z1 15:43:18 08/28/14 I hope you consider offering a conversion kit at Z1 someday. (n/m) - JMartz 18:04:15 08/28/14 So far this ^^^^ - Z ONLY1 21:29:41 08/28/14 Watch this video. - JMartz 07:36:23 08/29/14 russell, does the pump run full time or only when needed? (n/m) - Dane (Houston) 23:08:51 09/01/14 Another pump to consider would be the vauxhall astra pump - choklit 22:05:17 08/28/14 You know, I heard the stock one works fine too. (n/m) - ZinnZ32 11:20:35 08/29/14 MR2 spyder pump - tacozzz 23:23:55 08/29/14 Please post your findings. I'm very interested in doing this (n/m) - Turbodog (CT) 06:30:37 08/30/14 Can you do a favor for us weight folks - -Grimm- 12:30:54 08/30/14 I'm not too concerned about weight if it's heavier - Turbodog (CT) 11:57:57 08/31/14 One thing to consider when using an electric motor - JMartz 12:36:37 09/01/14 Barely noticeable on an MR2 (n/m) - dogpile 14:05:29 09/01/14 no question it will be heavier (n/m) - aliaZ 19:30:47 09/02/14
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