do most time attack cars/street projects have ps?

[Ltrain]

do people remove ps for time attack tracks like tskuba circuit etc... its obvious people remove it for drag but what about time attack?

 

[jon julian]

yea, power steering is mad dangerous at high speeds, no power steering is more direct thus, safer.

 

[BuiltforSin]

most the cars strip everything that you would consider "comforts"

 

[ryanM]

im keeping it on my street project, ive heard its good to have it for drifting, which is what im building the car for.

 

[one6]

Some super cars don't have PS.

 

[Jack ffr1846]

It depends. If you're competing, the first place to look is the rulebook for your class. If you can change from power to manual, you lose a bunch of weight and gain a more positive feel and remove the lag for fast turns. If your class allows a LOT of modifications (mine allows anything as long as fenders cover the wheels and the engine is 4 cyl N/A) extreme weight reduction is pretty much required. My CRX runs with manual steering and with manual brakes with the booster removed.

jack

 

[Sundown]

But there are a handful of people who keep their power steering to keep from having to fight the steering wheel, and I feel that you can get more precision with ps (in a road race type situation)..

But if i was dragging or doing something else that had me going at really high speeds, i wouldnt want it..

 

[MasterShake]

loop the system and it'll make manual steering wayyyy better.

 

[kangaroo]

I don't know but I went from non power steering to power steering. I drove my friends hatch with a swap without power steering and it was a b***h to turn. So i decided to get power-steering with my swap.

 

[Steven.]

liek i said before somewhere.
if yo uhave a PS rack, and you either ditch PS or just blow a hose, its going to be a b***h to turn, but with a manual rack, its easy.

with manual steering, you can feel the road alot better, so you can feel if your slipping through a turn.