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Old 03-10-2010, 06:36 PM
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Hi, i have a doubt...
someone change the stock steering rack for other with electrical function?renault clio,twingo, vauxall corsa...
i would like to change the stock steering rack for a electrical but my headers are at close than the steering crosshead and dont know who can serve me.
thanks for the help
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Here is a kit offered for the replica Cobra crowd that uses a Toyota MR2 power steering pump:

http://www.fastfreddiesfabrications....p?id_product=4

These pumps are easily found for $100 or so in the states in junkyards, no reason why it wouldn't work for a 928.
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thanks for your help.

look this page, this 928 have a twingo steering rack but... how make it?
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http://www.928motorsports.com/heinrich.html
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There may or not be a revised power steering rack in the works.

Would be nice to get a bit more power assist, maybe even speed sensitive.

I may just be dreaming though.
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I have a MR2 setup here that I am planning on installing on my Audi if you need any info from it. When I was looking at modifying my Audi setup, the MR2 pump seemed to be the most reliable option.

It has a simple "PLC" that modulates pump voltage dependent on speed, and has activation switches attached to a cam on the steering wheel. If the steering wheel was turned and bumped the micro-switch, then it would activate the pump, voltage going to the pump was determined by wheel speed. So, the pump never runs when the wheel is relatively strait. I was going to modify the system: keeping the activations switch idea, but install a 30amp PWM controller to adjust the pump speed, giving me complete control of the amount of assist. I never really thought about adapting it on the 928 because I always liked the steering.

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Originally Posted by g.orruņo
That car was for sale on Ebay a week or so ago. If you buy it, you can take of the steering rack
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Renault's electric power steering systems are known for their numb, disconnected road feel. Keep that in mind!
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jajaja its good idea to buy the race 928.

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Tarek has an electric PS pump in his super wide widebody. He may be able to steer you in the right direction.
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I use an electric power steering pump on my race car because I wanted to move the weigh towards the rear.
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MArk, isn't that the Porsche pump, and does it have any "speed-sensing" hardware?
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Originally Posted by svp928
MArk, isn't that the Porsche pump, and does it have any "speed-sensing" hardware?
Yes I use the factory RSR pump made by TRW but I don't know about speed sensing.
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thanks for the help, im going to see what i make for my steering...if put a vauxal corsa steering column or a electric power steering pump.
thanks
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Here is a quick little "how to" using the Toyota pump. Looks like it can be configured a few different ways based on speed input and steering. It can be set to shut down when traveling in a straight line

http://www.evalbum.com/tech/mr2_powersteering.html



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