what about GTS steering?

[alfacorse]

Is that just my impression or is it really quite 'slow'?
I feel it really slow, need too much arm-work when driving on narrow roads up the mountains.
Do you agree?

 

[alfatwo]

Is that just my impression or is it really quite 'slow'?
I feel it really slow, need too much arm-work when driving on narrow roads up the mountains.
Do you agree?

That's nothing.. up Mount Panorama you should have tried one of these!

Dave

 

[TridentTested]

Is that just my impression or is it really quite 'slow'?
I feel it really slow, need too much arm-work when driving on narrow roads up the mountains.
Do you agree?

I'm guessing from your username you are an Alfa owner?

I had to recalibrate my reactions when I stepped out of my Citroën Dispatch van, with normal steering, and into my Alfa 156 with Alfa's super-quick steering; the first couple of junctions always felt weird.

 

[alfacorse]

yes I am, but between the Alfa and the Maser I had a bmw, and the steering was noticeable faster than this one

 

[Blondie]

That's nothing.. up Mount Panorama you should have tried one of these!View attachment 25855

Dave

Oh wow, John Harvey in his Holden Dealer Team Torana SS. Now THAT was racing!!!!
Thanks Dave.

 

[adam01]

Good pick up there Blondie

If Bathurst ( dont think so in pic) co driven by Colin Bond

 

[Blondie]

I agree Adam01, not Bathurst. But I agree with Dave, to drive a touring car around Mt Panorama must have been something else. Many fun years camping on the mountain watching the masters fly past.

 

[adam01]

Note the 12hr comming up in Feb. Each year getting more & more international entrants & drivers and in due course will serious challenge the Bathurst 1000 event as the premier endurance event

Class field of some 30+ Groupe A GT3 entries

http://www.bathurst12hour.com.au/

 

[Blondie]

Bathurst 12 hour? I've been out of Oz too long - haven't heard about it but it looks fantastic. Thanks for the heads up.
Merrian