BMW owners gives the Bonneville 2 thumbs up
#21
Originally Posted by jr's3800
I had to replace the Rack in my 95 with a reman unit from advance auto parts, I hate it... I feel like I'm in a ford with ultra light steering now... It used to be a heavy type of steering with plenty of road feel... <---- Its been almost a year I think and I'm still pissed... If I find a good FE2 rack I think I'll snach it up...
It'* drivable. But absolutely nothing to rant and rave about. The 6-year older Toyota steered and braked lightyears ahead of the Bonne. The Nissan fares just as well.
#22
The Magnasteer in my Rivi is a pretty good setup, but not perfect. Sometimes it makes weird noises and varying effort at low (<5MPH) speeds. It does firm up nicely once at speed, but is still a tad soft.....but that is what I expect from a 1st gen steering enhancer in a luxury car.
My Vibe has the most connected steering feel of any vehicle I have owned (inlcuding the Cobra.) Even though it is WAY slower than the L67, it is still a blast to drive.
My Vibe has the most connected steering feel of any vehicle I have owned (inlcuding the Cobra.) Even though it is WAY slower than the L67, it is still a blast to drive.
#23
check out the www.regalgs.org forums then scroll down to the riviera section.
The first generation magnasteer did have its issues. Mine on my Riv also acts funky at times. I get a bad vibration when driving at slow speeds and turning (such as backing into a parking spot, etc.) It only happens occasionaly, not all of the time which is a good thing.
The first generation magnasteer did have its issues. Mine on my Riv also acts funky at times. I get a bad vibration when driving at slow speeds and turning (such as backing into a parking spot, etc.) It only happens occasionaly, not all of the time which is a good thing.
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