[C1] Power steering fluid
#2
Le Mans Master
#3
Instructor
Hey Phil.. Welcome to the forum. .lots of great info and super smart members ..I just installed the steeroids system on my 65 and just used regular power steering fluid.. Seems to be fine .although I have some binding issues at slow speeds .. Hows your system working for you ? Joe
#4
8th Gear
Thread Starter
Hey Phil.. Welcome to the forum. .lots of great info and super smart members ..I just installed the steeroids system on my 65 and just used regular power steering fluid.. Seems to be fine .although I have some binding issues at slow speeds .. Hows your system working for you ? Joe
#5
Race Director
#6
8th Gear
Thread Starter
I read what the instructions used, I was interested in the recommendations of fellow Corvette enthusiasts. Thanks for the condescending reply.
#8
Racer
Congratulations on your Steeroid System, I also just installed the Power Steeroids System, it works great, makes the car a pleasure to drive. The Only problem I have is I need to add shims to increase the caster. My car wants to Wander a little bit, and will not come back to center if you release the steering wheel.
I was only able to get 1 1/2° of caster and according to Speed Direct you need in the neighborhood of four
Degrees.
Have you had that problem?
Marty
#9
8th Gear
Thread Starter
Phil,
Congratulations on your Steeroid System, I also just installed the Power Steeroids System, it works great, makes the car a pleasure to drive. The Only problem I have is I need to add shims to increase the caster. My car wants to Wander a little bit, and will not come back to center if you release the steering wheel.
I was only able to get 1 1/2° of caster and according to Speed Direct you need in the neighborhood of four
Degrees.
Have you had that problem?
Marty
Congratulations on your Steeroid System, I also just installed the Power Steeroids System, it works great, makes the car a pleasure to drive. The Only problem I have is I need to add shims to increase the caster. My car wants to Wander a little bit, and will not come back to center if you release the steering wheel.
I was only able to get 1 1/2° of caster and according to Speed Direct you need in the neighborhood of four
Degrees.
Have you had that problem?
Marty
I will be taking the car to another shop and confirm the caster settings in the near future.
#10
Racer
Hi Marty, I specified the 4 degrees of caster at the alignment shop, but I can not confirm that 4 deg. was achieved. My 62 wanders a little bit, but I think that is because the steering is so quick and sensitive. It takes very little input to move the car left or right. But considering the way the car drives now, it is a small trade-off.
I will be taking the car to another shop and confirm the caster settings in the near future.
I will be taking the car to another shop and confirm the caster settings in the near future.
The 62 came with 1 1/2° of Caster from the factory, I'm on vacation in Cape Cod the Next three weeks, when I get home I'm going to have the shims installed and I'll let you know how much caster I was able to get. I'll also let you know if it solved the problem.
Marty
#11
8th Gear
Thread Starter
Phil,
The 62 came with 1 1/2° of Caster from the factory, I'm on vacation in Cape Cod the Next three weeks, when I get home I'm going to have the shims installed and I'll let you know how much caster I was able to get. I'll also let you know if it solved the problem.
Marty
The 62 came with 1 1/2° of Caster from the factory, I'm on vacation in Cape Cod the Next three weeks, when I get home I'm going to have the shims installed and I'll let you know how much caster I was able to get. I'll also let you know if it solved the problem.
Marty