Bump Steer Solutions?
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Aug 2003
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From: Huntington IN
Bump Steer Solutions?
After lowering the car (bushings cut and longer rear bolts), the bump steer in the car is a bit more noticeable, tolerable, but noticeable.
Has anyone had a sucessful solution? Bump steer rods? Coilovers? What about '04 shocks?
Not really a serious issue, but just been thinkin' about it...
Has anyone had a sucessful solution? Bump steer rods? Coilovers? What about '04 shocks?
Not really a serious issue, but just been thinkin' about it...
Drifting
Joined: Apr 2002
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From: DFW TX
If it is true bumpsteer/toe change you are fighting, Baer makes a bump steer kit that replaces the outer tie rods with rod ends and adjustable spacers.
http://www.baer.com/Products/BaerTracker.aspx
I've seen these on LGM's world challenge cars, so that should be a good source.
You may just have worn tie rod ends or wheel bearings, or both. They all feel similar, wandering, bump steer. They seem to go out very early if the car is used hard.
http://www.baer.com/Products/BaerTracker.aspx
I've seen these on LGM's world challenge cars, so that should be a good source.
You may just have worn tie rod ends or wheel bearings, or both. They all feel similar, wandering, bump steer. They seem to go out very early if the car is used hard.
sounds like you know...
