pulling to the left.... NOT
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Drifting
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pulling to the left.... NOT
Great news -- the "nothing fancy"'77 is tracking straight and true.
I'm not sure if it was the:
new trailing arm bushings
tightening bolts on front lower control arm bushings
new brake pads all the way around
adjusting/greasing the power steering piston
or maybe that I stopped and washed it on the way to work...
:D :D
thanks again to all those who helped with suggestions and/or ideas
I'm not sure if it was the:
new trailing arm bushings
tightening bolts on front lower control arm bushings
new brake pads all the way around
adjusting/greasing the power steering piston
or maybe that I stopped and washed it on the way to work...
:D :D
thanks again to all those who helped with suggestions and/or ideas
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Re: pulling to the left.... NOT (rrent)
it was probably drag from excess dirt on the left hand side. :D
glad it's tracking true now. :yesnod:
Now you can come join us at Bone Daddies on Sunday at 2. :cheers: http://forums.corvetteforum.com/zerothread?id=285648
glad it's tracking true now. :yesnod:
Now you can come join us at Bone Daddies on Sunday at 2. :cheers: http://forums.corvetteforum.com/zerothread?id=285648
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Drifting
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From: Round Rock, Texas, USA Texas
Re: pulling to the left.... NOT (rrent)
Chris -that could have been the problem -
Strange I don't mind leaving the "nothing fancy"'77 at home in the garage when it might rain or for amny other reasons - but I hate to have to leave it at home cause it isn't running/driving just right.
Strange I don't mind leaving the "nothing fancy"'77 at home in the garage when it might rain or for amny other reasons - but I hate to have to leave it at home cause it isn't running/driving just right.
