car pulls hard when i get in grooves on the road.
10-11-2011, 09:57 AM
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This. There are some places with grooves around where I live and go that no matter what I do to the car, my car will still follow the grooves. I think some of it could be faulty stuff on these cars then some being the wider wheels/tires that most put on there cars.
10-11-2011, 07:55 PM
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Mine does the same thing- i noticed it when i switched to ws6 speedline rimes&tires. It'll catch some grooves and its like ya gotta fight your way out of it. Got used to it now and it doesnt cross my mind- but at first i thought people behind me were gonna think i was drunk lol
10-14-2011, 07:51 PM
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Mine does the same thing- i noticed it when i switched to ws6 speedline rimes&tires. It'll catch some grooves and its like ya gotta fight your way out of it. Got used to it now and it doesnt cross my mind- but at first i thought people behind me were gonna think i was drunk lol
10-15-2011, 12:03 AM
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well i dont know why but i dont have the issue anymore since i switched to 275/315 nittos my problem was really all in the tires. I have never had it alighned since ive owned it over the past year and it no longer follows ruts as bad as it did before the tire change
however i did switch to TT2 rims which are a bit heavier maybe the extra inertia keeps the steering from turning into the ruts as much
however i did switch to TT2 rims which are a bit heavier maybe the extra inertia keeps the steering from turning into the ruts as much
10-16-2011, 08:45 PM
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Mine was really bad when I had BFgoodrich KDW's in the front with shitty sumo 315's outback(Both front and rears are at 30psi). I switched to Continental Extreme contact DW's (which are badass tires by the way) up front and everything disappeared.
