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Heavy steering
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LeeMaddern
PostPosted: Thu Jun 30, 2011 6:54 pm Up
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my 180 has alot heavier steering then my old GLX. is that due to the speed adjustable steering ?
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Seabook
PostPosted: Thu Jun 30, 2011 11:00 pm Up
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looks like is low on fluid or the pump is on his last leg
 
 

 

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broadblaster
PostPosted: Fri Jul 01, 2011 1:55 pm Up
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my 180 is heavy compaied to other cars i have had but my little 1.4 hdi is same as any other car think its just a "thing" with the 180's but as said above it does make for good feedback
has the fluid ever been changed ??? you could try that and see if it helps

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Edward
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Rob2859 wrote:
Nothing wrong with a bit of weight to the steering it gives more feel.

If only it was that simple. The 206 hardly has the most communicative steering.

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MrBSI
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Edward wrote:
The 206 hardly has the most communicative steering.

What He Said

Peugeot doesnt do communicative steering anymore, everything started to go wrong when they launched the 406.

I still think the 405 if it was still fitted with the original Peugeot shock's was one of the best handling cars of the last 20 / 30 years Cool

Some of the cornering speeds you could get on 3 wheels Thumbs Up

306 / ZX handle really well but im not keen on the passive rear wheel steering.

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