steering correction

[tomtyner]

I'm getting a device patented that eliminates steering drift or pull caused by wind, road slope, tire wear, or alignment. It's a sliding balance weight that attaches to steering wheel. You slide it to any position on the wheel that counterbalances the drift so the car moves straight ahead. It's simple and works quite well. Think there would be a market for such a device?

[GreyGoose006]

sounds dangerous and illegal in most states.
is this a joke by any chance?

[brian88]

um the problems is when steering components where the beome loose so it could pull one way one second and another way another second the best way to solve steering/suspension problems is to fix them

[2.2 Straight six]

Originally Posted by tomtyner

I'm getting a device patented that eliminates steering drift or pull caused by wind, road slope, tire wear, or alignment. It's a sliding balance weight that attaches to steering wheel. You slide it to any position on the wheel that counterbalances the drift so the car moves straight ahead. It's simple and works quite well. Think there would be a market for such a device?

what happens when you turn the wheel? does it slide around?

the solution to steering that's not done by the wheel is to use hydraulic systems with one-way valves, not sliding counterweights.

[Mazdaspeed Ed]

Isn't that hazardous? Be careful with that dude.

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