This is a question I've had for awhile but never really got around to finding an answer to. Anyhow, I have 2000 NSX and the steering gets progressively "tighter" to turn as speed increases. This is most felt during 30-45mph when taking turns or corners hard. It was hard to get used to at first, but now that I'm used to it, I love the feel. I don't know how much tighter the steering gets during higher speeds because I rarely take corners hard past 45mph.
In one of the discussions(I can't remember which), someone said that the Electric Power Steering cuts off at a certain speed to improve road feel & driveability during higher speeds. Is this true or can someone provide more detail about what happens to the Power steering as speed increases?
In one of the discussions(I can't remember which), someone said that the Electric Power Steering cuts off at a certain speed to improve road feel & driveability during higher speeds. Is this true or can someone provide more detail about what happens to the Power steering as speed increases?
