Tramlining and poor steering self-centering
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Cloggy Saint
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e30topless
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have your front struts ever been re-built ?
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Lozzas318is
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Have u had the wheels realigned? Tracking may b out. Or the top shock mounts could b binding up which can result to this, so changing top mounts and mount bearings
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SGP
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My first concern would be the control arms and their bushings and balljoints. Did anything show up on the last M.O.T. ?
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Fix it till it is
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Jos
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Sounds like too much toe-out, alignment check 1st then look for other problems.
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Cloggy Saint
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Brianmoooore
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Check yourself; don't rely on some fancy laser set up - it may be accurate tp +/- 0.00001 degrees, but the operator might only be good for +/- 5 degrees or so.Jos wrote:Sounds like too much toe-out, alignment check 1st then look for other problems.

