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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: watertown, tn
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Re: p/s mounting w/ headers....how to?
Thought about that to hamjet but these trucks are hard as hell to turn w/ no P/S, all that weight i guess.
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Join Date: May 2011
Location: Oakley, Michigan
Posts: 735
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Re: p/s mounting w/ headers....how to?
They are not really that bad to stear if you have manual steering. If you have a power steering gear and the pump isn't working, then, yes, any vehicle is hard to turn. with the correct manual gear box, they aren't that bad though. Would be also be easier to steer in the pits and returning to a pit if the motor was at a low idle or not running.
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