the best you'll get for that IMO is probably a quickener (really common on rally cars).
I'm in the middle of converting my car to electric PS, though it's just assist on the column, not changing the rack. I'm doing it to be able to clean up the engine bay, as well as adjust how much assist I'm getting (I hate how over-powered our stock steering is).
-andrew
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2014 Ford Focus ST
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Aftermarket generic kit or something you are putting together? I have seen people developing Prius or other small vehicle electric steering motors to adapt to classic cars w/o PS.
You have already adopted manual steering rack?
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I haven't done anything yet, but my stock rack lines took a leak. I tried searching, and it seems like the manual rack steering ratio is more than stock. I'm having trouble finding the details on 1G compared to the Galant VR4. I honestly hadn't even considered electric.
No matter what I end up doing, it's time to block the AWD. Haven't done that yet, but I want to stop another failure point.
Any electric steering documented projects yet? Is a upgraded alternator required?
1992 Nile black w/sunroof
15xK miles. 2nd owner since 1998
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belize1334 well bread and nobly conceived 1334/2000
posted 12/22/20 02:17 PM
I've been toying with the idea of swapping in a rack from an awd 3si/3000gt/stealth. Should work with the stock tie-rods, which will need to be shortened a little, and would be noticeably quicker than the stock 16:1 ratio. The inner tie-rod joint will sit slightly farther outboard than stock -- not sure how this will affect bump steer. If anybody has done it and wants to chime in I'm all ears.
posted 12/21/20 08:05 AM 
