Apache
10+ Year Contributor
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- Jun 28, 2011
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Billings,
Montana
Not sure if you're referring to me or not in your post 95REGF150, but I have driven plenty of vehicles without power steering. Hell, the first vehicle that I drove was an '82 Toyota Pickup with 33" tires and no power steering when I was a sophomore in high school. That thing was truly a bear to maneuver in a tight parking lot. That said, once you were moving it really wasn't all that bad.
But moving at low speeds like you would in an Autocross event with some wide, sticky tires would definitely not be enjoyable. same story for Road Racing, albeit the higher speeds involved in Road Racing may very well offset the extra effort required in all but the low speed corners. In either situation, I would rather have a powered option than not.
But moving at low speeds like you would in an Autocross event with some wide, sticky tires would definitely not be enjoyable. same story for Road Racing, albeit the higher speeds involved in Road Racing may very well offset the extra effort required in all but the low speed corners. In either situation, I would rather have a powered option than not.