Looks awesome. I'm interested to see the wiring side of the Versa stuff. I read that the ones in the Saturn Vue and some others are harder because of the control module. Nice work!! 👍👍
We will only be putting 12v power to the box, which will keep it in fail-safe mode (providing a 33mph assist level). For now, we will not have any control on the amount of assist. If someone wanted to be able to control the level of assist, there would need to be another computer...but we havent decided (or needed) to explore that yet.
I was going to try to put electric power steering from a Prius in the Re-A-Ranger but never got around to it. This is such a cool build and cant wait to see it done.
We will only be putting power to the controls, which will keep it in fail-safe mode (providing a 33mph assist level). For now, we will not have any control on the amount of assist.
Great job, my only suggestion would be it may have been a good idea to drill a couple of holes and plug weld the shaft as well inside of the splines shaft on the electric steering. Great job, I’ve wanted to do this on my Firebird
@@WrenchChill I mean in addition to where you welded the slip shaft to the splined shaft, I would have done two plug welds as extra security. It’s hard to explain in a text
Looks great guys. Well done and good luck getting ready for race week.
Thank you! 😊
Looks awesome. I'm interested to see the wiring side of the Versa stuff. I read that the ones in the Saturn Vue and some others are harder because of the control module. Nice work!! 👍👍
Aside from the controller is there any computer needed?
We will only be putting 12v power to the box, which will keep it in fail-safe mode (providing a 33mph assist level). For now, we will not have any control on the amount of assist. If someone wanted to be able to control the level of assist, there would need to be another computer...but we havent decided (or needed) to explore that yet.
Wow thats a wreck and lawsuit waiting to happen. 😂😂😂
I installed a Suzuki wagonr (England) eps on my 510
Doesn’t the Prius and Z has that same shaft size and even same tooth numbers - so you could just use a coupler…?!
I just got my Saturn view electric steering done in my z. Wish I saw this video sooner lol
Oh dang! Well I know many people have the Saturn view conversion, so I'm sure it will work fine :)
Great job. It's looking good 👍👍🇨🇱
Very nicely done , I am big fan of Nissan Datsun, can't wait to see it running,
It will be very soon! 🤘
@@WrenchChill Please update us how u wire up the Electric power Steering Module, it will help alot of people out there
Cool idea and nicely executed 👍🏻 Gives me ideas now. 🤔 😄
Here cause I like Nissan stuff. Also, danger to manifold...
Why
probably because of the "lump" under the hood
I was going to try to put electric power steering from a Prius in the Re-A-Ranger but never got around to it. This is such a cool build and cant wait to see it done.
That would be neat! Thanks for watching 🙂
Cant wait to see this done! Taking notes for my build. Are you doing manual control of the steering assist amount? or will the ECU control it?
We will only be putting power to the controls, which will keep it in fail-safe mode (providing a 33mph assist level). For now, we will not have any control on the amount of assist.
Awesome progress! I have a feeling now that you have a lathe, everything's going on the lathe 🤣
Nick loves that little lathe! It lives on the workbench now and gets used on just about everything haha
Great job, my only suggestion would be it may have been a good idea to drill a couple of holes and plug weld the shaft as well inside of the splines shaft on the electric steering. Great job, I’ve wanted to do this on my Firebird
Plug weld which portion? Everything that isn't attached with a u-joint is welded, besides the collapsible portion of the shaft 🙂
@@WrenchChill I mean in addition to where you welded the slip shaft to the splined shaft, I would have done two plug welds as extra security. It’s hard to explain in a text
Really nice job!! Looks almost "factory!" 😊
That was the goal! Thanks 😊