wondering if you wish you kept it or if your happy without it? i just got my ps delete and not sure if i'm gona use it or not. originally when i got it i wasn't thinking about autox only dd. i got a little ps leak also and i'm hoping this will get rid of it depending on where its coming from. thanks for your input
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Originally posted by nando View Postgo ahead and try it and see. or just remove the belt for a couple runs.
it might be okay on 195 or 205 street tires, but switch up to some sticky, wide r-comps on a tight course and I bet you'll want it back.
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Originally posted by GSM07challenger View PostWe run a 275/35/15 tire on a 15x10 wheel on our challenge car with out PS and it is not difficult at all to turn the wheel once you are moving.
although I suppose a lot of the ricers here are running gutted cars with no PS on the street, too. :p
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I had my ps belt off for a while before I did the delete kit on my track car. Wanted to make sure I would be cool driving without it for enduro racing. Stock rims, Azeni RT615 tires. Did a few auto-x runs with both configurations. Steering with the delete kit made it a little easier than with just an unhooked pump, but it still takes a little umph for things like parallel parking...which isn't really done much enduro racing, but you get the point.
While "driving in anger", I definitely prefer the feel of the steering now that the pump is gone. Even more than that, it clears up a lot of space in your engine bay and makes accessing things like fuel filter (depending on year), radiator master cylinders, etc. a lot easier. It's also one less thing that can go wrong.
If my daily driver were to have PS issues, I would fix them instead of doing the delete on that though.sigpic
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Originally posted by gearheadE30 View PostPS is definitely worth having on an autox course imho, unless your car is completely stripped. It is a lot easier to be precise with rapid steering inputs when you don't have to use as much force.I got a fender roller now! LMK if you need me to roll your fenders or want to rent the tool from me locally.
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Originally posted by Lurker27 View PostNon-powered E36 rack is the setup of kings.I got a fender roller now! LMK if you need me to roll your fenders or want to rent the tool from me locally.
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Originally posted by nando View Postyeah but it's probably stripped to the bone, right?
although I suppose a lot of the ricers here are running gutted cars with no PS on the street, too. :p-Jay
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Originally posted by Jonny Cash View Postricers.. your funny. Some people daily drive w/ no PS, and love it. I removed the belt on my 318is when the pump went, and it wasnt hard to drive at all. I enjoyed it. I was hesitant to remove it on my current 325 because of the little extra weight up front, but now with more input on properly deleting the pump- Im taking it out.
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Originally posted by nando View Postyeah, ricers. What's the purpose of a stripped out street car? beating civics light to light?'84 318i M10B18 147- Safari Beige
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