Speed Sensitive steering....
Speed Sensitive steering....
I love my 2002 SE, but I notice that the steering still feels pretty loose at high speeds(especially cornering) I was wondering if anyone else has this problem and if there is a way to get tighter steering without putting on larger wheels and low profile tires. Much appreciated.
Re: Speed Sensitive steering....
Originally posted by MaximaDisciple
I love my 2002 SE, but I notice that the steering still feels pretty loose at high speeds(especially cornering) I was wondering if anyone else has this problem and if there is a way to get tighter steering without putting on larger wheels and low profile tires. Much appreciated.
I love my 2002 SE, but I notice that the steering still feels pretty loose at high speeds(especially cornering) I was wondering if anyone else has this problem and if there is a way to get tighter steering without putting on larger wheels and low profile tires. Much appreciated.
the only thing I can think of is to use a larger pulley (if it will fit) on the steering pump. That way you get less PS assist, but it will happen at all speeds I think. And I don't know how that would mess up the variable-assist part.
Anyone else have ideas on how to limit PS assist at moderate and higher speeds?
Re: Re: Speed Sensitive steering....
Originally posted by pvaudo
I have thought about this too, and would like less power applied to my steering at higher speed. (in fact, there IS less power steering applied at higher speeds, I just want less)
the only thing I can think of is to use a larger pulley (if it will fit) on the steering pump. That way you get less PS assist, but it will happen at all speeds I think. And I don't know how that would mess up the variable-assist part.
Anyone else have ideas on how to limit PS assist at moderate and higher speeds?
I have thought about this too, and would like less power applied to my steering at higher speed. (in fact, there IS less power steering applied at higher speeds, I just want less)
the only thing I can think of is to use a larger pulley (if it will fit) on the steering pump. That way you get less PS assist, but it will happen at all speeds I think. And I don't know how that would mess up the variable-assist part.
Anyone else have ideas on how to limit PS assist at moderate and higher speeds?
Re: Re: Re: Speed Sensitive steering....
Originally posted by ssp34
Remember that the '02 Maxima has Torque-sensitive steering... i.e. if you floor it making a turn from a stop, the steering will feel really tight. Unless you're revving the engine when you make the turn at high speeds, the steering will definitely feel loose. I think the TL has Speed-sensitive steering.. when I test drove it, the wheel was really tight at higher speeds of around 50-65.
Remember that the '02 Maxima has Torque-sensitive steering... i.e. if you floor it making a turn from a stop, the steering will feel really tight. Unless you're revving the engine when you make the turn at high speeds, the steering will definitely feel loose. I think the TL has Speed-sensitive steering.. when I test drove it, the wheel was really tight at higher speeds of around 50-65.
I may be wrong, but I'm pretty sure the '02s have Speed sensitive steering as opposed to Torque sensitive. The TLs are nice, but the Maxima is so such nicer.
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