Steeroid Observation
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St. Jude Donor '14-'15-'16
Steeroid Observation
Holy crap is this setup touchy! I mean if you're used to driving a stock C3 with stock steering the Steeroid setup will freak you out.
You twitch the wheel the slightest bit in either direction the car is going that direction and I mean right the **** now not later!! I love it!!
I still need to get the 4 wheel alignment done but man does it make a world of difference.
You twitch the wheel the slightest bit in either direction the car is going that direction and I mean right the **** now not later!! I love it!!
I still need to get the 4 wheel alignment done but man does it make a world of difference.
Terrorizing Orange Cones
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I agree. Isn't the response quick but stable?!
Probably the 3 changes I made that changed all prior experiences of the car were (in no particular order):
Steeroids-TKO600-hydroboost.
Thanks to CF, I found what I was looking for. Good on you and thanks for the reminder.
Probably the 3 changes I made that changed all prior experiences of the car were (in no particular order):
Steeroids-TKO600-hydroboost.
Thanks to CF, I found what I was looking for. Good on you and thanks for the reminder.
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St. Jude Donor '14-'15-'16
I agree. Isn't the response quick but stable?!
Probably the 3 changes I made that changed all prior experiences of the car were (in no particular order):
Steeroids-TKO600-hydroboost.
Thanks to CF, I found what I was looking for. Good on you and thanks for the reminder.
Probably the 3 changes I made that changed all prior experiences of the car were (in no particular order):
Steeroids-TKO600-hydroboost.
Thanks to CF, I found what I was looking for. Good on you and thanks for the reminder.
Melting Slicks
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From: Lehigh county Pennsylvania
Instructions say ~3 hours. Figure longer cause they say it's best to install a new lower steering column bearing. It will also take some extra time if you need to notch the left engine mount for u-joint clearance. Figure an extra week if they send you one fine thread and one course thread heim end jamb nut like they did me.
Also consider replacing the upper control arm shafts with offset ones and having them machined to obtain the 4 or more degrees of positive caster they recommend. Probably not a bad idea to install a spreader bar while you're working in that area.
Also consider replacing the upper control arm shafts with offset ones and having them machined to obtain the 4 or more degrees of positive caster they recommend. Probably not a bad idea to install a spreader bar while you're working in that area.
Last edited by 69 Chevy; Feb 1, 2012 at 11:03 AM.
1969/1971/2021 Coupes
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St. Jude Donor '09-'10-'11-'12-'13-'14-'15
Holy crap is this setup touchy! I mean if you're used to driving a stock C3 with stock steering the Steeroid setup will freak you out.
You twitch the wheel the slightest bit in either direction the car is going that direction and I mean right the **** now not later!! I love it!!
I still need to get the 4 wheel alignment done but man does it make a world of difference.
You twitch the wheel the slightest bit in either direction the car is going that direction and I mean right the **** now not later!! I love it!!
I still need to get the 4 wheel alignment done but man does it make a world of difference.
Thank you very much for this feedback. I also have it on my list but always wondered how much of a difference there really is so wasn't a real priority. Looks like it fell into the category of "why didn't I do this sooner." Thanks again.
Terry
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St. Jude Donor '14-'15-'16
All told it was closer to 6 to 7 hours just because I have never done anything like a steering rack before. I took my time tweaking it just right. I also put the Speed Direct spreader bar on at the same time.
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