STEERING DRIFT ON LEVEL ROAD

kitchenguyMember

My friend who has a 74 was complaining that when traveling on a flat straight away at speeds over 70mph the car would mildly drift/sway from side to side. This said he thought it was a worn rack bushing and purchased a bronze replacement. When we removed the rack assembly to attempted to replace the bushing we discovered that the bushing had all ready been replaced by a previous owner. There does not appear to be any play in the rack and looks like the job was performed correctly.
Any thoughts as to why he is experiencing this problem?

1/25/0910:31 AM

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