The heavier cars like a 240sx or a 2nd or 3rd gen RX7 you'll want PS... Though with the RX7 it turns itself off at high engine RPM's so it's a pain anyways...

Corollas and miatas and stuff are so small that you really don't need it.

 

I didn't have ps in mine. at first i hated it and it was hard to drift when it wasn't raining. eventually i got used to the way it reacted and i could control it just as if it had ps. for every day driving i liked not having ps, it felt like the car was more solid on the road. you just have to get used to it

 

no ps sucks, alot. i did that when i swapped my sr for a few months. i wouldnt recommend it, especially with wide sticky tires.

 

yah dude no p/s pretty much snapbacks like a black lady

 

ive never had it in my S13 basically, im fine w/out it to mess around a little here and there, but can see the benefits and want to get it fixed before i really start getting into the sport seriously

 

All my PS fluid pretty much leaked out after a while and I was left using a bit more power going into turns but having no PS is a good experience to go through, even if its just for a couple times it makes you appreciate when it's there. I put some Lucas power steering stop leak in it and the ps works just fine now.

 

haah i've had no p/s ever since this car was rolling i love it (about a year)
but i'm trying to get it back on because when you get to full lock theres no way you can pull out of it so your just going to spin
i love it for grip (such a gay word)
parking sucks
anything below 5mph sucks