[Grizzles]

They say the steering radius is 19.6' is that stock or with the ias package?

[Grizzles]

18' with IAS answered my own question.

[ibimmer954]

With IAS, I estimate I can do a U-turn at a stop light within 1.5 lanes on the other side of the street. Does it easily within 2 lanes. Maybe one lane with a wide shoulder.

[Robin_NL]

Originally Posted by ibimmer346

With IAS, I estimate I can do a U-turn at a stop light within 1.5 lanes on the other side of the street. Does it easily within 2 lanes. Maybe one lane with a wide shoulder.

????
IMO, the IAS only makes the turning of the STEERINGWHEEL faster,more comfy, less heavy, less sweat, but not the turning of the CAR/wheels itself. That stays the same imo.

Any input?

Cheers
Robin

[raleedy]

Two words: four wheel steering. Ok, three.

[mlai]

Originally Posted by Robin Hood

????
IMO, the IAS only makes the turning of the STEERINGWHEEL faster,more comfy, less heavy, less sweat, but not the turning of the CAR/wheels itself. That stays the same imo.

Any input?

Cheers
Robin

4 wheel steering is not a particularly new tech. It does reduce the turning radius of the car.

[Robin_NL]

Originally Posted by mlai

4 wheel steering is not a particularly new tech. It does reduce the turning radius of the car.

Fair enough, I forgot that, sorry.

But is the difference in a U turn really that big between a 4ws F10 and a non 4ws F10?

Are there any vids/pics to show the difference in a U turn?(not parking)

[Grizzles]

Originally Posted by Robin Hood

Fair enough, I forgot that, sorry.

But is the difference in a U turn really that big between a 4ws F10 and a non 4ws F10?

Are there any vids/pics to show the difference in a U turn?(not parking)

The radius is 1.5' less with IAS

[528imsport]

I know that the Turning Radius is better than E60.