Sentence examples for steering ratio from inspiring English sources

The system tweaks the steering ratio for easier parking and improved maneuverability.

As befits its performance image, the Legacy 2.5GT has larger front and rear brakes, a quicker steering ratio and wider, higher-performance tires on 17-inch wheels.

A disadvantage arose, however, in the higher steering ratio required; i.e., amount of turn of the steering wheel needed.

Another $1,750 brings Active Integral Steering, which quickens the steering ratio for low-speed maneuvers and adds rear-axle steering for improved stability.

But Mazda's system feels attuned to every road nuance, with a steering ratio that's nearly as fast as the Miata convertible's.

The system also lets the Infiniti's computers vary the car's steering ratio — the proportion of turns at the steering wheel it takes to go around a corner — without restriction.

To make steering easy for the driver without using high steering ratios, power steering devices were introduced in the early 1930s.

Apart from the the turbocharging of the engine, Fiat has made suspension enhancements, including lower control arms, stiffer spring rates, sport-tuned shock absorbers, tighter steering ratios and a freer-flowing exhaust.

Considering its size, the MDX changes direction quickly, aided by a steering whose ratio has been revised to react 9 percent more quickly.

However, large steering gear ratios made high-speed maneuverability more difficult, because the steering wheel had to be turned through greater angles.

The variable ratio steering could be tighter at low speeds.