What is the difference between two and a half turns and one and a half turns of the steering wheel?
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Here are the specific differences between two and a half turns and one and a half turns of the steering wheel:1. Transmission aspect: The number of turns the steering wheel can make is determined by the transmission ratio of the steering system. The larger the transmission ratio, the more turns the steering wheel can make, making steering lighter, but the car's handling becomes less sensitive; the smaller the transmission ratio, the fewer turns the steering wheel can make, making steering heavier, but the direction is very sensitive, with the car turning sharply even with a small angle of the steering wheel. 2. Gravity aspect: A steering wheel that can make two turns is lighter than one that can make one and a half turns, but the handling sensitivity is not as good as that of a car with one and a half turns. Cars that focus on comfort have steering wheels with more turns, while those that focus on handling have steering wheels with fewer turns.