97 ws6 formula pulls hard when changing lanes
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97 ws6 formula pulls hard when changing lanes
at 65mph or above, and almost only on blacktop roads my car pulls very hard when switching lanes when the road isn't completely smooth. I have an 89 trans am with well over 200,000miles that never had this problem, but then again i also replaced the shocks and struts. If these are still the original could that be causing my problem? I'm really interested in a set of Bilsteins, but also wondering if i should replace the springs? I'm trying to rebuild everything with the suspension but really on tight budget. I already replaced the tie-rod ends the 1st week i had it, have new sway bar bushings and end links ready to be put on too. Water pump went out last week, so i had to fix it first. Was very careful and covered the opti when replacing, but still worried it could go anytime now. I work at a dealership, so labor isn't much of an issue, just would like a list of the best bang for the buck into making this beast handle better than new. Thanks
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at 65mph or above, and almost only on blacktop roads my car pulls very hard when switching lanes when the road isn't completely smooth. I have an 89 trans am with well over 200,000miles that never had this problem, but then again i also replaced the shocks and struts. If these are still the original could that be causing my problem? I'm really interested in a set of Bilsteins, but also wondering if i should replace the springs? I'm trying to rebuild everything with the suspension but really on tight budget. I already replaced the tie-rod ends the 1st week i had it, have new sway bar bushings and end links ready to be put on too. Water pump went out last week, so i had to fix it first. Was very careful and covered the opti when replacing, but still worried it could go anytime now. I work at a dealership, so labor isn't much of an issue, just would like a list of the best bang for the buck into making this beast handle better than new. Thanks