Scott & Glenda Meyers wrote:
>> There is never such a thing as one side with one toe setting and the
>> other side with another once the car is moving - the steering wheel
>> will seek true center regarless of where the spokes are.
To which Mark Sirota responded:
>Yes, but you'll be able to turn sharper in one direction than in the
>other. You want the steering rack centered for this reason, and you
>want the steering wheel centered for human factors reasons (and personal
>sanity).
We drive our cars with their autocross setups. Can I just tell you how
irritating it was to drive the Shelby for six months with the spoke of the
steering wheel right EXACTLY where my hand goes?
mlc
'91 MR2 NA (aligned at a shop)
Mari L. Clements, Ph.D.
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The Pennsylvania State University
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