Mid-year oversteer?
09-24-2008, 02:44 PM
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Years ago after 3 different 4wheel laser alignment shops couldn't get the rear right (although they said they did), I started mapping the rear wheels on my garage floor. As a result I do my own rear wheel alignment now and I have no problems. I do have a PS car and I use the factory settings for a 1976 Corvette (radial tires).
Since all the bushings are poly, can I assume you've had a recent alignment? If so, you may want to take an hour and map the rear wheels against the front end and verify the rear toe and the thrust angle.
Since all the bushings are poly, can I assume you've had a recent alignment? If so, you may want to take an hour and map the rear wheels against the front end and verify the rear toe and the thrust angle.
09-24-2008, 06:50 PM
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09-25-2008, 09:52 AM
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I think you would be happier if you disconnected your rear sway bar or removed it. At least try it! Next step would be to check your corner weights.
