I have a moderate power steering leak so I decided to use some of my extra ARX and see what happens.
Well..
My power steering immediately went very "soft". The wheel turns as if the front end is off the ground. Well, thats not an exact description but the point is, there is much less resistance in the steering. This happened within 20 seconds of running the car so I don't think anything got cleaned that fast. What I am wondering is this. Does anyone know what happened here? Increased viscosity/lubricity? (yes, I know ARX isn't supposed to affect viscosity)
I'm really not complaining. I haven't decided if I like it or not but I will say that most people would probably love it.
After searching I see someone had a similar experience here on Bob's board.
I would also like to point out that my steering is not jerky at all. It's smoother than it has ever been. So I am not seeing the ill effect the guy in the other thread saw.
I'm just curious about the tech behind this change.
Well..
My power steering immediately went very "soft". The wheel turns as if the front end is off the ground. Well, thats not an exact description but the point is, there is much less resistance in the steering. This happened within 20 seconds of running the car so I don't think anything got cleaned that fast. What I am wondering is this. Does anyone know what happened here? Increased viscosity/lubricity? (yes, I know ARX isn't supposed to affect viscosity)
I'm really not complaining. I haven't decided if I like it or not but I will say that most people would probably love it.
After searching I see someone had a similar experience here on Bob's board.
I would also like to point out that my steering is not jerky at all. It's smoother than it has ever been. So I am not seeing the ill effect the guy in the other thread saw.
I'm just curious about the tech behind this change.