Reply to "darty steering"

panterachrisMember

On this post the problem was not enough toe in. if you are having this problem please read all my posts.
The rack change and subsequent re-alignment left the car darty, with 1/16 toe in at the alignment shop, I still suspected it was toe in, and it was.
My front suspension is not stock with 4 degrees of caster, I run a small sidewall tire with a 9 inch scrub area, custom rim and offset, poly bushings,aftermarket bump steer kit, 6 way shocks and a custom sway bar. ALWAYS when you have a problem, start the fix with the obvious, in this case the alignment, toe out darty, toe in straight. Forest has a good point, as do others on this post and again I hope this will help the next guy. this fix is for toe in only don't try to do caber and caster adjustments without a expert to help and the expensive tools that would be required, that can put you in the ditch.

6/30/168:45 AM

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