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can you drive without power steering??

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i cant answer that, all i know is that IT SUCKS ASS, i crashed my first talon, had to drive a 89 s15 and it was horrible, now I have a 90 GS-T and i dont know i lived without it
 
all i gotta say is GOOD LUCK
you can drive it but its VERY HARD to turn
i had to drive my 90 thunderbird (dont dis it...has a 454 in it...) almost 40 miles WITHOUT power steering (being drunk didnt help much). FUN stuff

You wont break anything,Except maybe the tendons in your arm from to much strain LOL
 
Power steering is for ####ies anyway:cool:

I've been drivin around without it for about a week since I got my gsx. I expected it to be worse but its really not that bad. You'll get used to it. I'm even using one hand now. But to answer your question yes you can disconnect it and nothing will break.
 
before i put it back on and sold my eclipse a few weeks ago, i went almost a year with no PS. it was only really anoying in parking lots. its crowded here in cali so it can get crazy. my arms always got a nice workout though, and its amazing how much more you feel the road when the PS is gone...
 
yes you can, my friend has been doign it for liek 3 monthes on his GSX, needless to say, his forearms are now monstorous!:laugh:
aka: IT SUCKS! but it is definately doable!
 
Originally posted by Rabbi
....i had to drive my 90 thunderbird ... (being drunk didnt help much). FUN stuff.

:mad:

Come on let us not promote this stuff. People do not need to hear this stuff coming from people in our DSM community.


To answer the topic:

Yes
 
so dont you jsut loop the power steerin line so it stays lubricated? im trying to figure this our right now, but i got rid of everything except the rack itself. i think i need some special fitting to loop it that 2 inches.
 
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