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electric power steer pump any info?

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electric power steer pump any info?

Post by evanstaniland »

im looking at different possible power steer options.

i have seen that some people in the street scene are opting to use an electric power steer pump.

does anyone here know where i could find some info on the pressure capability and flow rates of the toyota 2nd and 3 Gen MR2 pumps?

im trying to get a high pressure and flow for hydro assist and not sure if ill get it out of the pump on a 1uz (still researching)

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Post by 75 cruser »

send the proffesor a pm, chad is in the know on how to mod the pumps

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Post by PGS 4WD »

Some comp guys using them, I thought off an Astra but could be mistaken.

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Re: electric power steer pump any info?

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evanstaniland wrote:im looking at different possible power steer options.

i have seen that some people in the street scene are opting to use an electric power steer pump.

does anyone here know where i could find some info on the pressure capability and flow rates of the toyota 2nd and 3 Gen MR2 pumps?

im trying to get a high pressure and flow for hydro assist and not sure if ill get it out of the pump on a 1uz (still researching)

Cheers
Evan
a tweaked up toyota pump will give you more than you need! they are easy to adjust, and very good quality. Stick with the stock 1UZ one, much easier..
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Re: electric power steer pump any info?

Post by evanstaniland »

1MadEngineer wrote:
a tweaked up toyota pump will give you more than you need! they are easy to adjust, and very good quality.

thats the info i like to hear. im sorcing a new one atm to mod

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Re: electric power steer pump any info?

Post by coxy321 »

evanstaniland wrote:
1MadEngineer wrote:
a tweaked up toyota pump will give you more than you need! they are easy to adjust, and very good quality.

thats the info i like to hear. im sorcing a new one atm to mod

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Any chance you could throw up some pics? These pumps would have a fair current draw yeah?
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Post by chimpboy »

I looked at them only a little bit a while back, and I think you'd want to put them pretty close to the battery to save on copper :)

They'd be good though, they free up a slot on the engine for onboard air or a second alternator etc.

A list of donor models would be good.
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Re: electric power steer pump any info?

Post by evanstaniland »

coxy321 wrote: Any chance you could throw up some pics? These pumps would have a fair current draw yeah?
i havent got any pics of the electric pumps sorry

and yea last night i read currant draws from 40-60 amps

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