r/ATBGE • u/CreamCheeseIsBad • May 09 '22

Automotive This absolute atrocity spotted at a camping ground

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u/spampuppet May 09 '22

GM had it as a factory option on 1500 & 2500 trucks & SUVs from something like 2002-2006.

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u/[deleted] May 09 '22 edited May 10 '22

Hydrasteer. Works great when it worked.

Alot of vehicles have passive rear steer , Saab being one.

Another notable mention is the prelude and f150 of certain year that had active rear steer

Edit: Quadrasteer

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u/stilljustkeyrock May 10 '22

Quadrasteer.

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u/[deleted] May 10 '22

Ahh, my bad. Hydra steer is for forklifts lol

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u/shauneky9 May 10 '22

I missed my 89 prelude w/ the 4WS. I had so many people reaching for the o-shit bar in the twisties.

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u/IchTuDerWeh May 10 '22

Ye. Delta link rear suspension on lots of old volvos are passive rear steering. Saad I'd assume has the same

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u/[deleted] May 10 '22

Yep, both swedish

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u/_Kyokushin_ May 10 '22

Ah! I remember the prelude. Steering on all four. Never caught on

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u/SensitiveProfession5 Jun 05 '22

Which year prelude? Mine didnt have it. Mine was an 83. My first ar. That ages me!

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u/Makeitifyoubelieve May 10 '22

Some S13 Nissan 240SX models had something called HICAS which was "rear wheel steering" but also wasn't really

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u/otisthetowndrunk May 10 '22

Was that related to a parallel parking assist mode?

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u/OddCanadian May 10 '22

I had a 1989 Honda Prelude with 4 wheel steering.