Sentences with phrase «hydraulic steering give»
For the same reason, the standard Camaro's hydraulic steering gives way to an electrically assisted system with infinitely tunable characteristics.
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Changing the hydraulic power - steering pump from belt to electrically driven allowed Mazda to give more steering assistance at parking - lot speeds and higher effort once moving.
The hydraulic steering is particularly responsible, as its light enough to make the Colorado comfortable to wield, but direct and responsive enough to give you real confidence behind the wheel.
Hyundai fits the Equus with a combination electric - hydraulic power steering unit that manages to give a good amount of boost, making it easy to turn the wheels when stopped, without sacrificing road feel.
The Charger still has good old - fashioned hydraulic power steering which gives more feedback than a poopy electric system.
While Fiat has continued with the hydraulic power steering, the Linea (2012 onwards) hasn't given the same feel to the driver as before, which is largely because the vehicle has had an increase in ground clearance to 190 mm.
The front double - wishbone suspension features a hydraulic mount to minimise vibrations through the steering wheel, while multi-link rear suspension gives increased ride comfort, with anti-lift and anti-dive technology for stability under heavy acceleration and braking.
The steering too lacks the razor sharp precision you would expect from a hydraulic unit but the wide tyres give plenty of grip even while cornering really hard.
the electrification of the car is going so well, give me hydraulic steering with all it's leaks and hoses any time.
The result reduces fuel consumption by 3 per cent compared to a regular hydraulic set - up, gives variable performance depending on driving conditions and speed, and allows the steering to be influenced by the car's electronic systems.
The Tacoma's hydraulic power steering gives both on - and off - road benefits, with an excellent on - center feel and a hand that weights up nicely with speed.
Another Ford technology is EPAS, the electrical power - assisted steering, which reduces power drain compared to hydraulic power steering, yet without give up much road feel.
The combination of its 3.7 - liter V6 — which develops 325 horsepower and 267 pound - feet of torque — 50:50 weight distribution, hydraulic steering, and well - sorted suspension gives the QX50 driving dynamics more akin to a sport sedan than a luxury crossover.