How lucky was I on this 9 sec pass????
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Not absolutely positive about this, but I believe it was inertia that kept the wheel straight. Same thing applies with a vehicle being towed when all four wheels are on the ground. With three wheels wanting to go straight along w/ the free wheel's rotational mass, the external forces were not great enough to veer the free wheel from its course.
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Not absolutely positive about this, but I believe it was inertia that kept the wheel straight. Same thing applies with a vehicle being towed when all four wheels are on the ground. With three wheels wanting to go straight along w/ the free wheel's rotational mass, the external forces were not great enough to veer the free wheel from its course.
Nice pass outlaw.. Congrats on the 9's...
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No you're thinking of where the control arm bolts to the steering knuckle... That wasn't loose....
I'm talking about the bolt that holds the tierod from the steering rack to the steering knuckle.... On the madman kit the bolt comes from the bottom and if not loctited it can come out.....
the a-arm and teh tire were securely connected and tight and as there is cotter pins that wasn't coming out. The tire was just not connected at all to any type of steering.... so it could turn freely whichever way it decided to...
thankfully for my car and my health that happened to be straight....
I'm talking about the bolt that holds the tierod from the steering rack to the steering knuckle.... On the madman kit the bolt comes from the bottom and if not loctited it can come out.....
the a-arm and teh tire were securely connected and tight and as there is cotter pins that wasn't coming out. The tire was just not connected at all to any type of steering.... so it could turn freely whichever way it decided to...
thankfully for my car and my health that happened to be straight....