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1994 lt1 Camaro pulls to the left at the dragstrip. I noticed yesterday that the rear end looks like twisted (with the slicks installed they point a small bit to the left). It was not like that. Front tires are alligned. I have to steer a bit to the right to keep it straight but thats not the way. I have every part on the rear ebd stock and boxwelded lca and a welded diff. What may be the problem??
The Camaros are a "unit body car". If you're racing it hard, and launching it with slicks, you may have twisted the rear subframe, a little bit. Are your rear quarter panels showing any distortion? The first and second generation Camaros, when subjected to hard launches, used to do that too. You could see the body panel between the trunk lid and rear window having a "wrinkle" in it.
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