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What version Toyota power steering pump do I need?


Mashley Adison

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 I  have the Volvo electric pump on the FronkenRanger. Volvo and Ford used the same fittings  so it was easy. Problem is it only runs in Limp Mode . Fine  most of the time but you cant catch a little slide  or even close to keeping up with w big slide. Looked around and no one seems to be able to over ride the  ECU inputs.    I removed it last week and looped the lines .

 I wil most likey use the Toyota  Yaris or Prius assist box . Issue this way is  I would have 2 torsion bars .

 

 I could maybe  run some  high mounted engine driven pump run off of the water pump pulley. The engine is way low and rearward with frame rails very close to the normal PS areas.  

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 Many solo cars and short track cars use them .  Mostly the Saturn version.   

The Stalker and Birkin solo cars like them a lot. You cant turn the wheel fast e nough without some assist.  The first cars used the MR2 pump but now more options are out there.  Still have to deal with some electrical crap. 

 

I have a Saturn collum in a short tracker that works fine. The Yaris is  supposedly simpler . And smaller .   

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any 1991-1995 power steering unit will work. The relays and controller are all mounted in the frunk. 
The 2000-2005 MR2 Spyder also has an electric unit.  I think it is a bit more complicated as it uses inputs from the engine ECU.

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And super simple to use also, a couple of feet of -6 hose and you are done. The outlet fittings have a drilled restriction in them and you can change out the fittings for one with a different orifice size to dial in the a mount of power assist.

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1 hour ago, mhr650 said:

This is what I am going to run, nice and compact, works great for Blitz…

 

https://www.krcpower.com/ecommerce/aluminum-pumps/with-bolt-on-tanks/part-esp-10096100.asp

 

A Type II GM pump, like it says. 30 years of various configurations, mounting and pulley styles. 

 

Wander around a pick-n-pull in the GM section and you'll find lots including ones with remote reservoirs. Get the hard line (high pressure) with the pump and you can splice that into your own hard lines to plumb your ps for about 10% of the KRC pump.

 

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I used the stock pump on my GM engine to run the WS6 rack; great feel and effort as befits a factory engineered package. :)

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20 minutes ago, mender said:

A Type II GM pump, like it says.

 

Wander around a pick-n-pull in the GM section and you'll find various different ones including ones with remote reservoirs. Get the hard line (high pressure) with the pump and you can splice that into your own hard lines to plumb your ps for about 10% of the KRC pump.

 

tYPE_ii___PIC_2.jpg

 

I used the stock pump on my GM engine to run the WS6 rack; great feel and effort as befits a factory engineered package. :)

 

Pick-n-pull would still be 10% higher than what I will be paying…

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We tested with no PS and a big wheel . I also used the narrow track front wheels.  Worked OK  and should be fine for Daytona . Teammate s say that the C4 Vette uses a reverse rotation pump as does the early Honda . I could mount those facing the engine and driven from the WP. 

 I also looked at the early MR2 system . Costly and old .

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