stareandwonder

As title says, just wondering, as I hear evos have bad turning radius. I have a lancer at the moment, and should be buying an evo soon, once a few things pan out.

Not in the right section, sorry,

8UpUrV8

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Not the same. Swapping steering racks would lose that "tight feel" evo's have

And yes evo's have a wide turn radius

MitsuJDM

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You won't care about the steering radius, I promise. Unless you're constantently in really tight parking lots.

IHEARTevoIX

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it could take a 90 degree turn going 60 but it cant flip a b!tch to save its life

McLaren F1 2003

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^^^^hahaha, thats why you kick the tail out

Tangerine

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Anyone know if switching to thinner tires would reduce the wide turning radius?

8UpUrV8

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The angle will still be the same... but why?! Deal with it and enjoy everything else lol

Oki Panoki

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haha yeah its pretty bad but you get usto it. everytime i make a u-turn in a road i feel like an idiot lol

TheoryVIII

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Pretty much anything awd or 4wd will have poor turning radius unless whatever it is comes equipped with all wheel steering like monster trucks. Take a 2wd truck out with a push button 4wd and watch your radius go out the window. I dont own a lancer but I would expect them to have a better turn.

stareandwonder

I was just wondering. No big deal. Just have to use the E brake i guess when it comes to U turns

FJF

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It's really not that big of a deal.

chaotichoax

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I never felt it was so bad that it was a deal breaker

I can think of two occasion in three years that it actually caused a minor issue

Kracka

iTrader: (49)

The only thing it does is make parking in a tight spot a PITA and doing U-turns on small roads.

Jeovannie

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It does sucks in U-turns, even worse if you have 9.5 wheels.
You almost need 3 lanes to do a U-turn lol

bigben

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Oversteer is the cure to a wide turning radius.