Do JDM Ep3 Type Rs have better steering feel?
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I owned a EP3 in the past. It was a great cat but the steering was a bit strange just either side of straight ahead and not really full of feel at the rest of the time. Other than that it was great.
Am thinking of going back to EP3 becuase I might need to replace mt current 2 seater with a hatch and I want to replace my hillclimb / sprint car at the same stroke. I could compete in the up to 2 litre standard class in a JDM Civic. If a s2000 turns up I've got no hope but in my club they don't very often (and they don't have good steering feel either, in my expirience)
But JDM cars have hydralic steering don't they? And a few extra bhp.
Am thinking of going back to EP3 becuase I might need to replace mt current 2 seater with a hatch and I want to replace my hillclimb / sprint car at the same stroke. I could compete in the up to 2 litre standard class in a JDM Civic. If a s2000 turns up I've got no hope but in my club they don't very often (and they don't have good steering feel either, in my expirience)
But JDM cars have hydralic steering don't they? And a few extra bhp.
Mark-t said:
BMWChris said:
10 Pence Short said:
As far as I'm aware the JDM EP3 has the same (awfullly unreliable) electric rack as the EU version. The only model I'm aware of with a mix of electric/hydraulic racks was the previous Accord.
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