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    #31
    Just face it, its not really doing much other then dropping a few lbs and making it "feel" quicker....

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      #32
      As for the difficulty when turning stopped...I always make it a point to have the car rolling when turning. Parallel parking is virtually the only time I might be stopped while turning. But then again, I'd be concerned in an emergency situation...that's what I'm concerned with. That's where I need more input to decide if I remove PS or leave it well enough alone.

      Try using an huge old Crown forklift with manual steering. I'm a smallish guy, so I needed to use my whole body to move that thing around.
      Opal Metallic Green '92 LX 2dr manual, 181k miles, '94 prelude VTEC wheels for summer (steelies with snow tires for winter), Omni-power struts/springs, and other junk

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        #33
        Originally posted by Mjfan12
        If you drive without the belt with a power rack its not a good thing, you'll ruin your rack because it wasnt designed to be used as a manual.

        Power steering racks and manual racks are different, the manuals are obviously beefier.
        Its already implied if you take out PS from an power rack you are gonna decrease the life of it. Everyone should know this. Anyway driving with the pump dc isnt bad as long as you still have fluid looped inside the system your good to go.

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          #34
          no ps means more power cause ps takes away about 3 hp out of the crank...the less stuff ur crank drives the more power u gonna get out of it

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            #35
            on my h22 i removed the belt p/s and bracket with lines and all added up to about 40 lbs also lightens the work on the engine a lil bit. it gave me 8 whp and thas no lie

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