recirculating ball

Steering is of a recirculating ball type with a power assist option.

The steering used a recirculating ball system and was as usual at the time not power assisted.

Variable-ratio power steering was standard of a recirculating ball type.

The recirculating ball steering ratio was dropped 15% over the stock E31 setup.

Power steering became standard equipment with a new rack-and-pinion system, rather than recirculating ball.

A steering box design, such as worm and sector or recirculating ball, is much less sensitive.

The steering is "recirculating ball" type so it is vague to say the least.

Older designs often use the recirculating ball mechanism, which is still found on trucks and utility vehicles.

The Tracker had a strong front suspension with a rugged recirculating ball steering box.

The steering system used a recirculating ball mechanism.

The physical size, dimensions, and weight of the V8 engine required the use of the older recirculating ball steering.

Steering was of the recirculating ball type.

Steering was recirculating ball system, with power steering optional.

This not only offers weight reductions over the recirculating ball type used on the V8s, but also provides quick steering response through its variable ratio.

Steering Recirculating ball with speed-sensitive power assist and hydraulic damper.

Type of steering actuator (rack and pinion or recirculating ball)

At the same time, certain features were retained for their proven reliability, like the kingpin front suspension and recirculating ball steering.

Its big area of safety glass, recirculating ball steering and agile six cylinder power make driving a pleasure... always.

From 1986 steering was changed from the original cam and peg to a Gemmer recirculating ball system.

Further worm drive development led to recirculating ball bearings to reduce frictional forces, which transmitted some steering force to the wheel.

Instead of the rack-and-pinion steering that you expect in a sporty car, the Crossfire uses a less direct recirculating ball setup.

Four wheel disc brakes are standard and steering is power-assisted recirculating ball and nut.

KE70 recirculating ball with 2tgeu:

The recirculating ball steering system needs five turns from lock to lock: the turning circle is unusually large at approximately 12.5 meters.