is it just me or do yotas have pretty wide steering radius/
03-13-2009, 09:55 PM
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is it just me or do yotas have pretty wide steering radius/
ive noticed that this truck cant steer that sharp in parking lots. a full size dodge ram can steer sharper than a yota pickup
No crap...
3 point turns are your friend.
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03-14-2009, 07:07 AM
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I have to either do 3 point parking jobs, or TURN very slowly before it rubs against the rubber/plastic inner cover so no one looks at me haha
03-14-2009, 07:30 AM
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really, if im parked on the side of a road, i can just u turn there
but it can be quite hard considering I don't have power steering, and thus i have never gotten the full turning radius out of the car.
Obviously there are cars with better turning radii, but it turns better than the van i learned to drive in
but it can be quite hard considering I don't have power steering, and thus i have never gotten the full turning radius out of the car.
Obviously there are cars with better turning radii, but it turns better than the van i learned to drive in
03-14-2009, 07:32 AM
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really, if im parked on the side of a road, i can just u turn there
but it can be quite hard considering I don't have power steering, and thus i have never gotten the full turning radius out of the car.
Obviously there are cars with better turning radii, but it turns better than the van i learned to drive in
but it can be quite hard considering I don't have power steering, and thus i have never gotten the full turning radius out of the car.
Obviously there are cars with better turning radii, but it turns better than the van i learned to drive in
03-14-2009, 07:49 AM
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xD, its good. I don't have much in my car...
no AC, no CD player, no power windows, no power door locks, no cruise control,
just a bench in a cab with a stick, radio, and a heater that's always on, and a steering wheel of course
no AC, no CD player, no power windows, no power door locks, no cruise control,
just a bench in a cab with a stick, radio, and a heater that's always on, and a steering wheel of course
03-14-2009, 08:01 AM
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huh... and I though I was the only one that noticed this
my old 82 Monte Carlo, a freek'n boat on wheels, had half the turning radius of my Yoter, lol. It also helped to have 450+ HP to whip rear end around
off the pavement in 4 low, it'll put the front end around pretty good though; I figured that out last night. I like having some new CV's; I can full-lock turn, and 4 low 2nd gear dump the clutch at 4k, and it'll raise up from sand and whatever else, and I don't have to worry about throwing a shaft
my old 82 Monte Carlo, a freek'n boat on wheels, had half the turning radius of my Yoter, lol. It also helped to have 450+ HP to whip rear end around
off the pavement in 4 low, it'll put the front end around pretty good though; I figured that out last night. I like having some new CV's; I can full-lock turn, and 4 low 2nd gear dump the clutch at 4k, and it'll raise up from sand and whatever else, and I don't have to worry about throwing a shaft
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03-14-2009, 10:31 AM
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yeah i have power steering but im like cranked the wheel to the end and it still steers so wide. even with my old dodge with a 8ft box steered sharper than the yota.
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