
F1 cars have power steering?
[Edited on 6/6/09 by omega0684]
yep. have done for many many years.
i remember about 10 years ago one having a lot of trouble the race because he lost power steering
Yup, have done for ages, you try turning a 270 section tyre with a 1.5 turn lock-to-lock steering rack
Nick
Yeah they do. Stupid i know. They run a clip of oll the trainging they go though, and they cant even drive a car without power steering 
think about it...
probably about 1 turn lock to lock, i think there slightly heavier than the average 7 and also think about all the downforce they have making the
front even heavier...
and then bend after bend for 2 hours... would you want to do it without powersteering?
The last company I worked for made power steering, electric power steering in our case. We sold them to Fiat amongst others and they would only agree to taking EPAS if we developed a system for their F1 team. We didn't want to. They only decided against because of the power drain. F1 cars don't have a big electrical system but do have plenty of hydraulics. We got away with that one then.
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Originally posted by Miks15
think about it...
probably about 1 turn lock to lock, i think there slightly heavier than the average 7 and also think about all the downforce they have making the front even heavier...
and then bend after bend for 2 hours... would you want to do it without powersteering?