Reply to "bump steer kit"

panteradougMember

The term "eliminator" shouldn't be used on the Pantera or probably any car. You can reduce the bump steer, not eliminate it. With a radial tire you can reduce it to the point that it is not noticeable since the amount that is left is absorbed by the natural side movement of the tire itself.

If you run a bias tire with a stiff wall then you might notice a little still...maybe? Frankly. Stock without the kit, the car isn't bad with bump steer at all.

The movement to the rear is part of the correction.

It's a good fix because it is a very simple correction. The bang for the buck is a bargan.

By comparison. If you do the Shelby upper A-arm relocation on the 65 to 70 Mustangs the bump steer is so severe the car changes lanes on you on a strait flat road.

11/29/094:49 AM

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