Sentence examples for slack steering from inspiring English sources
Also, driving enthusiasts beware: the V-6 is bedeviled by numb, slack steering that has too much power assist and too little feel for the road.
And with anti-backlash gearing, there is no slack in the steering response, making any race a smooth, realistic experience.
The steering is slacker than a Coachella stoner, and attempts to make the Fiat corner are met with copious body roll and tire squeal.
They pepper us with questions: "How far are you going?" "Are those canoes?" "What do you eat?" With two minutes of slack water remaining, we're off, steering toward Manhattan.
The steering still feels truckish and slack, yet pleasingly mechanical: like its brethren dating back a half-century or more, the Jeep makes you feel alive and attuned to every sensation.
Since I'm so good and healthy at home, steering clear of processed food and sweets, I do cut myself some slack while on the road.
Any automotive critic complaining about on-centre numbness of modern electric power steering should be forced to drive this car, which has several degrees of slack in the wheel and yet requires extreme effort for slow-speed cornering.
It was the fuel-injected yin to the slack yang of his line readings; that inattentive drift of his screen presence in perpetual need of a steering correction.
During the last decade a lot of knowledge has been obtained about the steering processes of eco-hydrology in dunes resulting in well-founded schemes to restore wet dune slack communities.
