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Originally Posted by Peter7307
sirus20X6,
As vinny1989 mentioned there are a few available already.
One well worth a closer look is the Honda NSX set up.
Link below:
Electric Power Steering
My approach would be estimated the weight and forces on the steering wheels and find a standard production unit as close to where your calculations tell you yours should be. Then look around to get it all fitted.
Pete. |
ok so as i understand that system:
"The NSX system consists of a rack-and-pinion steering gear with an electric motor installed concentrically around the rack. The motor transmits its power through a recirculating ball drive mechanism to push the rack right or left."
it's an electric motor built into/around a manual steering linkage? seems like the ultimate in power savings / survivability in a catastrophic failure.
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ok maybe i should point out a little more info. 94 honda civic ....