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Silvermine Motors Electric Power Steering System

March 26, 20223 yr

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I made a video summarizing my install of the Silvermine Motors EPS on my 1973 240z. I'm impressed with the kit and 1st impression in the garage is that the system works really well. Just waiting for the salt to be washed off the roads before I pull out my 240z for the season.

https://youtu.be/fF24zOops2M

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wheee!

January 31, 20196 yr

Update: silvermine is shipping out a set of the firewall and collars for me to fabricate a correctly positioned shaft support. He wants to make sure it is correctly positioned in a car before setting
wheee!

January 24, 20196 yr

I don't think it's a matter of prioritizing the V8's over the L6's as much as a design change that improved the fit for one and had little impact on the other. That said, there is room for improvement
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February 16, 20196 yr

The steering rack has plenty of rotation when it is all loosened from the bushings and the stop bracket. Mine is definitely rotated too far up as you can see by the different alignment angles at the k

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