Help Suspension
03-09-2002, 06:28 AM
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Help Suspension Yesterday I had the following mods installed
SFC's
Adj torque arm
Adj panhard bar
LCA Relocation brackets
315/35/17 on 11 in rims
The car drives fine untill you punch it and then it jumps hard to the left. When we put the 315's on the driver side wheel was sticking out further than the passenger side so we adjusted the panhard bar to center the rear. The LCA's are in the lowest hole.
What could be causing this? Will a 4 wheel alignment correct the problem? I am thinking it is related to moving the rearend. It seems you punch it the torque is throwing the car to one side. The car drives straight but now the steering wheel is off to the left a little bit when it used to be centered. Help
SFC's
Adj torque arm
Adj panhard bar
LCA Relocation brackets
315/35/17 on 11 in rims
The car drives fine untill you punch it and then it jumps hard to the left. When we put the 315's on the driver side wheel was sticking out further than the passenger side so we adjusted the panhard bar to center the rear. The LCA's are in the lowest hole.
What could be causing this? Will a 4 wheel alignment correct the problem? I am thinking it is related to moving the rearend. It seems you punch it the torque is throwing the car to one side. The car drives straight but now the steering wheel is off to the left a little bit when it used to be centered. Help
03-09-2002, 07:15 AM
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Re: Help Suspension Just a guess but do you have aftermarket adj. control arms? Didn't see these in your mods. If so they may be off a little. Does sound like rear may be off a little.
03-10-2002, 05:56 AM
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Re: Help Suspension Found the problem. The LCA reclocation brackets were not lined up properly so the the rear axle was twisted a bit. Took off the LCA relocation brackets and put the LCA's back to stock which fixed the problem. Lessoned learned "Get adjustable LCA's before doing the relocation brackets again. Thanks for the help guys.
Dan
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