I have heard that it has been done before, but I haven't seen any photos or specs. There is plenty of room for improvement without adding power steering. First, make sure your steering rack has the proper amount of oil in it. Also make sure the steering rack boots are intact because torn ones will allow the oil to leak out. Second, install lowered front springs. With the OEM high spring setup, the steering rack has to reach down to turn the wheels. The further the tie-rods reach down, the more steering force is wasted. When you are turning the wheel, some of that force is actually wasted by jouncing the front suspension! The last thing the DeLorean needs is another large electrical load at low RPMs. If you made an electric steering rack fit, you would need to come up with a better way to get good alternator output at low RPM. Walt