Add Power Steering To Any Car

So you want power steering on your old car and/or EV swap? The Toyota Prius is here to help.

[RonaldFinger]

Inverse power steering would just make the project the world's most overbuilt workout machine. I say run it that way and you won't have to title or register it because it's probably not illegal to drive a Bowflex.

[CraigHair]

I'm totally okay with this sort of sponsorship that is quite clearly a genuine recommendation. Love your stuff Matt.

[_Gecko]

I know you’re doing a crazy amount of work and thinking behind the scenes, but it’s insane to me how simple you make this seem, this is a really cool project

[PaulLemars]

The sponsorship is perfectly integrated with this project. I hope SendCutSend continue to sponsor you because the way you go through custom parts I suspect you could showcase them on every video.

[LeaveMasonAlone]

I've been a laser operator / light tech for 6 or 7 years now and I've always thought it was insane how much we charge for parts. Good to see an honest company bringing our lord and savior to the masses

[somewhat]

Just get the steering wheel you want. Then change it before installing it because you found another one you want more. you know, like a normal car person would...
All hail the mighty algorithm.

[connormcneill]

The Nardi Classic is the perfect wheel for this build!!!

[driven_nation]

All hail the algorithm!

I have no opinion of value, just my engagement. You may consider a steering quickener (1.5:1 inline gearing) now that you have power steering.

[JPWirt]

Sendcutsend is awesome! After you mentioned them in a previous video, I designed and had them cut an aluminum RC crawler chassis. Very cool they're sponsoring your video(s)!

[SgtKaito]

I did not know that about the MR2 Spyder, and my Dad just recently got one so hey now I learned something about his car!

[dominicclancy]

If you add a magnetic collar and hall sensor at the differential input flange, then connect the signal wire of the sensor to pin 5 on the D31 connector and 12V+ to pin 6, you will get speed sensitive assistance instead of just the failsafe assistance. You vary the speed at which the steering firms up by adding magnets at the diff collar. The unit will provide three steps of assistance.

[HomeBuiltByJeff]

Really enjoying your build, and thought processes. Looking forward to seeing what you have in mind for the next project.

[ReemerFeddes]

Laughed to hard on the "it's not a tumoh"

[jasonjavelin]

I found you for the roof rack video (working on doing that for my highlander) but stayed for the sick engineering projects

[steventoney]

I don't mean to get all sentimental here... but this last month has been some of the hardest days of my life, and I discovered your channel pretty much the day it all fell apart. I've been binge watching everything you've made, and you've taught me a lot in this time, but more importantly- you've helped me stay distracted and keep myself alive, and for that.. I'm thankful for you. I know this wasn't your intent, but I appreciate you, Matt. Thank you for being the genius you are, you're a gift to this world... and especially me.

[maximiliantremmel]

Your voice is so relaxing, I could watch you narrate a complete disassemble of the jaaag - all hail the algorithm!

Great content as always. Keep up the awesome work!

[johnbarker]

I've looked at a lot of these electric power steering conversions. Yours is one of the cleanest I've seen.

[cellularmitosis]

It’s nice when folks hawk the stuff they actually use and believe in. I’m so glad to find a good laser cutting service!

[handyman]

Big thumb up from France, I like the way you explain technical things with humour !

[chrispayne]

Totally addicted to SuperfastMatt. Each video has enough professional and well considered ideas behind it, with just enough “this will probably do” to make me think 🤔 “I could do that” 🤔 Keep the vids coming! 😄