Re:Hydraulic Steering – Principles of Operation (1956) [video]
by Daneel_ on Thursday July 27, 2023 @08:55PM
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The only recent example I'm aware of is the Ineos Grenadier, and it's quite controversial as it means the steering is a) slow, and b) has very low self-centering (also a function of caster).
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Re:Hydraulic Steering – Principles of Operation (1956) [video]
by emptybits on Friday July 28, 2023 @02:49AM
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Recirculating ball steering also probably won't allow for new fangled features like active lane-keep assist, collision avoidance steering, self-parking, etc. (Which is probably not missed anyways by the 4x4 crowd, including the Ineos Grenadier ideology.) Mercedes switched their G-Class away from recirculating ball steering just a few years ago and I bet, based on MSRP, that their primary use now is much less 4x4 and much more embracing of complex computerized features for urban crawling and highway touring.