I get a weird vibration in my steering wheel at speed.
I've already replaced most of the usual suspects, and am thinking maybe a new hicas rack would be a nice upgrade anyway.
So far I have replaced the following:
steering rack bushings
tension rods
inner tie rods
outer tie rods
wheel bearings
hubs
calipers
rotors
wheels
tires
*and got an alignment and balanced.
The shudder is diminished somewhat with the new wheels bearings, hubs, and wheels and tires but still noticeable.
How many turns lock to lock is the hicas unit?
*from 240sxforums:
If I buy one off eBay or craigslist or whatever, how do I know it is indeed a hicas unit? Are there certain markings that belie them?
How much is reasonable to pay for such?
Or if I pull one off a junkyard donor, is the hicas denoted in the vin#?
Thanks.
I've already replaced most of the usual suspects, and am thinking maybe a new hicas rack would be a nice upgrade anyway.
So far I have replaced the following:
steering rack bushings
tension rods
inner tie rods
outer tie rods
wheel bearings
hubs
calipers
rotors
wheels
tires
*and got an alignment and balanced.
The shudder is diminished somewhat with the new wheels bearings, hubs, and wheels and tires but still noticeable.
How many turns lock to lock is the hicas unit?
*from 240sxforums:
HICAS Steering Rack Ratio: 14.9:1
Non-HICAS Steering Rack Ratio: 17.0:1
Turns From Lock to Lock:
HICAS - 2.6
Non-HICAS - 3.1
No matter what S-Chassis your putting it in, you need S13 Rack Bushings. Other then that it's Bolt-On.
Non-HICAS Steering Rack Ratio: 17.0:1
Turns From Lock to Lock:
HICAS - 2.6
Non-HICAS - 3.1
No matter what S-Chassis your putting it in, you need S13 Rack Bushings. Other then that it's Bolt-On.
If I buy one off eBay or craigslist or whatever, how do I know it is indeed a hicas unit? Are there certain markings that belie them?
How much is reasonable to pay for such?
Or if I pull one off a junkyard donor, is the hicas denoted in the vin#?
Thanks.
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