How to Improve Steering Feel?
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Originally Posted by koala,Feb 24 2006, 01:54 PM
I had an x-brace on my '01 and all it did was smooth out the feel of the steering over uneven road surfaces. I really don't think it improved turn in.
That being said I'm still going to get one for my '04 (a rick's x-brace), as I did like how the car felt with it installed.
That being said I'm still going to get one for my '04 (a rick's x-brace), as I did like how the car felt with it installed.
Stiffer tirewalls and good U.K.geo.alignment.
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Originally Posted by RSXLNT,Feb 23 2006, 07:27 PM
Mugen makes hard rubber steering bushings.
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Originally Posted by BlackJoker,Feb 24 2006, 03:00 PM
I asked about these a while ago and really got no response. Is anyone running these? You're talking about the steering gear box bushings right?
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Do the alignment first. It CAN make a nite-and-day difference in steering response, like 10x the difference compare to stiffer tire, bushings, etc., especially when it sounds like your alignment was off in the first place. Fix the problem at the source instead of covering the problem with mods.
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Originally Posted by Race Miata,Feb 24 2006, 03:41 PM
Do the alignment first. It CAN make a nite-and-day difference in steering response, like 10x the difference compare to stiffer tire, bushings, etc., especially when it sounds like your alignment was off in the first place. Fix the problem at the source instead of covering the problem with mods.
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