FirebatLT1

Just saw this one on the gm hightech performance magazine's website. http://gmhightechperformance.com/tech/0602htp_power/

It looks cool but it looks like the power steering pulley is bigger than the stock ps pulley. Now, i was just helping my brother swap out his optispark and when we were taking off one of the bolts on the water pump i noticed he couldn't use a deep socket b/c it hit the pulley, had to use a regualar socket and extension. So, i'm thinking if this aftermarket pulley is bigger then no one will have access to that bolt on the water pump. Thus, when changing the opti, you will have to take out the ps as well and maybe the alternator to get the ps out. Any thoughts?

nevermind...going to contact turn one about my question...

Honda Hunter

I saw it a couple of weeks ago. What happened to your post
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FirebatLT1

fixed my post back to the way it was...sorry

HardcoreRM125

Coudlnt you just take the pulley off ?

FirebatLT1

probably could just pull it off if it gets in the way. If its really big, might be able to put a socket and extension through it to right the bolt on the water pump.

sc1twntrbo

anyone know were therse are available at

ZBLKHELLRZR

Orderded one last wk from them. Should be here in a few days.

www.turnone-steering.com

Janny

Those pumps are fine. I've had one for 3 years. The internals are set to pump less fluid reducing overheating whish is very common in road racing, auto cross and lapping. I've never overheated since installing mine, and I notice no significant increase in steering effort required. Great product. Also frees up a few ponies ~5 or 6 at the top end.

joe-96z1le

The pulley is the same size as stock, just lighter. The pump gains its efficiency by internal modification.

1racerdude

What is wrong with the STOCK pump.

Got money to burn,I recon.

jamesd04

Stock pumps are designed to move a lot of fluid (gpm) at low rpm, this is to make turning the wheel in low speed situations (ie parking) a lot easier. Consequently at high speed the pump is moving fluid at an even higher rate, this really heats up the fluid. I've seen a stock 69 camaro pump melt the solder that holds the tank together, due to road racing. Turn one most likly reworks the internals so that it flow less fluid at a higher rpm, thus keeping your fluid cooler.

Jon A

It does this to my fluid in one day:

sc1twntrbo

well i just blew mine up and stumbled across this one and figured its worth looking into

1racerdude

Well if ya are running road racing or NASCAR it might be worth it.
Oil coolers work well and the relief opens on the stocker to compensate for the RPM's Or ya could repully it.

Ya could also do like we did in the '60's-- steering by armstrong.

1racerdude

Ya could probably get a rebuilt or one from the junk yard for $50.00. Ahhhhh what was the price of the fancy pump again?