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towley

New Member

• Sep 7, 2008

• #1

hi there need a bit of help please does any know where you can get a power stering unit for a 2A and roughly how much it might cost. thanks.

 

The Mad Hat Man

Well-Known Member

LZIR Despatch Agent

• Sep 7, 2008

• #2

usual trick is to fit the PAS from a defender - but it aint easy.


heres is one link.

if yu use a the Rangey conversion you have to move the front crossmember forward 5-inches to do it.

 

metallicachick86

New Member

• Sep 7, 2008

• #3

or buy this, but its damn expensive! bonus is if the PAS fails you go back to normal steering Bloody expensive PAS conversion

 

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bigchap

New Member

• Sep 7, 2008

• #4

big arms,that's all you need.

 

Grippa

New Member

• Sep 7, 2008

• #5

Need power steering or want power steering? For the fagging around unless you've a disability, but still want to drive Series motor it just int worth the ag'.

 

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oldmansoul

New Member

• Sep 7, 2008

• #6

bigger steering wheel

 

jmattley

New Member

• Sep 7, 2008

• #7

Yeah, it's not that heavy really since whenever you steer you should be moving so it's pretty light, just stick a small wheel on and get one of those twisely knob things like you get on artic trucks and the like that help you turn the wheel quicker.

 

Grippa

New Member

• Sep 7, 2008

• #8

jmattley said:

get one of those twisely knob things like you get on artic trucks

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Lorry driver?

 

Grippa

New Member

• Sep 7, 2008

• #9

Acherly, seriously fer a mo', dunt git a twizzerly knob if you do any greenlaning/offroading. It'll break at least a few of your fingers.

 

Pikey

Dummy Ejection Facilitator..

• Sep 7, 2008

• #10

Grippa said:

Acherly, seriously fer a mo', dunt git a twizzerly knob if you do any greenlaning/offroading. It'll break at least a few of your fingers.

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Aye me mates got one on her disco and it's a pain just driving on tarred roads..

 

iannotts

New Member

• Sep 7, 2008

• #11

Surely if ya steering it well serviced it should be light enough, It aint that heavy on my sereis and that gots moved with the wheels staionary.

 

doobie

Active Member

• Sep 8, 2008

• #12

jmattley said:

Yeah, it's not that heavy really since whenever you steer you should be moving so it's pretty light.

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if your shifting trailers about yer usually need to do a far bit of on the spot turning, it gets pretty hard work if your at it all day!! rather than fit power steering i'd rather install a kettle and stop for regular tea breaks/arm recovery time!!

 

ciderman

Active Member

• Sep 12, 2008

• #13

well well, the talk in the world of rallying is to fit the electric power steering column from a Vauxhall Corsa. now has anyone out there done this?