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Old 12-25-2004, 10:08 AM
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actually... the hardest part would be the pump, the actuator and the safety stuff. the rear knuckles will accept movable tie rods easy... change the upper strut mounts of course.
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yes a durability issue might have come in to play when developing them
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If you look closely at the rear suspension, and you know what you're looking for, you can see that it was in the planning.

Several cars have had 4-wheel steering all the way back to the early 80'*, and currently in some GM trucks.
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I remember a friend of mine hada 4 whl steer Prelude....That thing was WAY too much fun......But I have looked back there before......I can see a lot of the provisions that could create rear steer.
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