Subject	Re: Re: Re: Understeering problem
Posted by	not scared on September 03, 2008 at 12:19 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Re: Understeering problem posted by DFjelstul on September 03, 2008 at 11:07 AM
Message	:Thanks for the advice. I'll start with the tires and alignment. :Will replacing the worn suspension components keep the car from going out of alignment in the future or is that just something this car is destined to? i dont know why it just reposted my message from last night, but anyways, indeed if some suspension parts mainly bushings in the front are worn the front end will have a hard time holding the settings. when the suspension is loaded the bushings deflect in excess and the alignment goes to hell, the result is tires that wear in really funky patterns and a car that feels vauge. i had the same problem with the inside tire wear even though my camber and other settings were within spec. its only been a few thousand miles since i replaced the whole front end suspension but the tires seem to be wearing in very evenly.
Follow Ups	Understeering problem - DFjelstul 13:04:32 09/02/08 Where is the leak? Is your steering rack falling apart? (n/m) - Stadsport 13:21:11 09/02/08 Re: Where is the leak? Is your steering rack falling apart? - DFjelstul 13:38:05 09/02/08 Sounds like you have a bit of a camber issue as well. - MixManMash 16:42:11 09/02/08 Re: Understeering problem - not scared 03:35:37 09/03/08 Re: Re: Understeering problem - DFjelstul 11:07:45 09/03/08 Re: Re: Re: Understeering problem - not scared 12:19:07 09/03/08 Re: Understeering problem - not scared 12:13:37 09/03/08
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