Race car owners Powersteering on not ?

[Neilb84]

As I'm aware the cup racer 2 doesn't have p/s but I'm not sure if I should keep mine or take it out!

i don't have time to do electric conversion so either I keep my p/s or take it out to save a bit of weight and rotating mass

 

[Jay Payne]

Cup cars do have PAS.

Id say yes its a good idea to keep it.

 

[Cup_Phil]

Keep it

After removing my hydraulic PAS and trying to use the car with nothing - then fitting the ePAS.. there's no way I would settle for no PAS at all
I think you'd really be struggling at some uk circuits - it's silly heavy

 

[Advikaz]

Hydraulic power steering doesn't bother me to much as at least it has feel. I dislike electric systems with a passion though.

 

[Neilb84]

That's solved that then
i can image it being crappy on sprints as a lot of those are tight

only asking as my 106 rallye never had p/s and that was ace

 

[Cup_Phil]

Yeah - clio is substantially heavier than a 106. My 106 had no PAS and was fine too lol

 

[Bluebeard]

My mk1 Clio (circa 920 kgs with me and fuel in it) is very easy to drive with no pas. Can turn the wheel with one hand while 3 point turning etc.

​If I was racing properly though, i'd go for the electric PAS. Largely because the hydraulic hoses have a habit of spewing oil everywhere and they're a t**t to change.

 

[Kelv]

Recently removed the PAS the Trophy but not used it yet to give any real feedback.

 

[Tony Hunter]

Recently removed the PAS the Trophy but not used it yet to give any real feedback.

That's helpful then.

​Keep it.