I am changing my front beam on one of my buggies (the person who originally made this buggy cut the shock towers off for god only knows reasons), my question is what does the steering damper actually do? reading my Haynes mine is obviously beat. Just curious what it does. I assume it is like a shock absorber, but cannot figure how it would make a difference in steering. Thanks Dave
steering damper
Feb 08, 2004
4 Replies
It keeps the vibrations from the road from being transferred up to the steering wheel.
Drive without one for a while and you will see. Don't go too fast, it could get ugly. Without warning, just as you started to think it was safe. Tried it. :D
Jan
LOL I was going to try it but I guess I'll take your word for it. Dave
I recently replaced mine, didn't really realize it was bad, made the car handle and steer like it was off the showroom floor.
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