Does cl-s has speed sensor steering wheel?
Three Wheelin'
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Originally posted by bioyuki:
<STRONG>Do you mean spend sensing vs torque sensing? The TL-P has speed sensitive steer while the TL-S has torque. Dunno about the CL-S.
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<STRONG>Do you mean spend sensing vs torque sensing? The TL-P has speed sensitive steer while the TL-S has torque. Dunno about the CL-S.
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Suzuka Master
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From: Lower Nazzie, Pa
i'm not exactly sure, but i think that our steering is heavier at higher speeds and more boosted at lower speeds for parking.
i think the torque one doesn't change the assist whether your going fast or slow, but only when you accelerate (ie apply a torque to the wheels to get it turning faster).
i don't know whether the assist is higher or lower, but i think the assist would be the same whether you're in a driving in a parking lot or cruising on the highway (with no torque being applied); which is a little intersting because i thought less assist at higher speeds is more desirable.
i think the torque one doesn't change the assist whether your going fast or slow, but only when you accelerate (ie apply a torque to the wheels to get it turning faster).
i don't know whether the assist is higher or lower, but i think the assist would be the same whether you're in a driving in a parking lot or cruising on the highway (with no torque being applied); which is a little intersting because i thought less assist at higher speeds is more desirable.
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