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    #16
    Originally posted by addict_cb7
    Ps Delete Means That If There Is A Wreck In Front Of You, You Cant Steer Out Of It As Quickly. If You Like To Drift, Good Luck With Deletion. If You Start Sliding On A Wet Road, Your Done For. Just Imagine, Is It Really Worth Your Safety To Remove The Ps System??
    I think that renders your whole post pointless. Everything there is not true.

    Are you gonna saying eh hatches without PS are more dangerous than ones with them? lmao

    ----------------My 92 Honda Accord LX---------------------- My 97 Nissan 240sx LE----

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      #17
      I am willing to bet that honda engineers designed the rack and pinion to be strong enough to work alone at turning the wheels without failing. I think I am going to try it out with ps removed, and If I don't like it, or deem it unsafe, I will return it to the stock configuration. on a side note, that annoying low pitched chirp at idle showed up today and the ps belt is still removed.
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