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Variable Ratio Rack and Pinion Steering Technology Wins the 2008 BorgWarner Louis Schwitzer Award
 
AUBURN HILLS, Mich.
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The variable ratio rack and pinion steering technology developed by
Bishop, whose North American facility is located in -- Reduces driver fatigue through improved ease in steering
-- Enables more efficient pit entry and exit
-- Provides improved maneuverability for hazard avoidance
"Steering with feeling," is how Heathershaw, Bishop's manager of vehicle
dynamics in In addition to the technology, the manufacturing process is an incredible engineering accomplishment in itself. Zero backlash and perfect mesh is achieved through a high technology machining process that rivals the surface finish and precision of ground gage gears. The BorgWarner Louis Schwitzer Award, presented to engineers by engineers,
acknowledges individuals with the courage and passion to explore and develop
new concepts in racing technology. BorgWarner sponsors this prestigious
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