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steering effort calculations
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I couldn't tell you exactly without researching and looking up the formulas, it is just a matter of physics though.
There is a white paper available here -->> Evaluation and Experimental Validation of Steering Efforts Considering Tire Static Friction Torque and Suspension and Steering Systems Characteristics
Also, you can do your own calculations by using the formulas here -->> The Feynman Lectures on Physics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I couldn't tell you exactly without researching and looking up the formulas, it is just a matter of physics though.
There is a white paper available here -->> Evaluation and Experimental Validation of Steering Efforts Considering Tire Static Friction Torque and Suspension and Steering Systems Characteristics
Also, you can do your own calculations by using the formulas here -->> The Feynman Lectures on Physics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The steering effort depends on too many factors such as speed, terrain, tire size. Manual steering is a pain at low speeds or off-road but on the highway the difference isn't noticeable.
Now the steering ratio is a much more exact figure. It can tell you how quick the steering is.
Can I ask why you want to measure the steering effort?
Now the steering ratio is a much more exact figure. It can tell you how quick the steering is.
Can I ask why you want to measure the steering effort?
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I have to ask, why do you ask??
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