Stock springs affect centering of rear end...?
06-21-2004, 01:08 AM
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Stock springs affect centering of rear end...?
I installed a non adj tubular panhard the other day and a friend of mine said it appeared that my car was drifitng ever so slightly to one side... Could stock springs that are worn and lost their stiffness affect the centering of the rear end? Thanks fellas
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06-21-2004, 02:03 AM
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Re: Stock springs affect centering of rear end...?
Originally posted by norcalz28
I installed a non adj tubular panhard the other day and a friend of mine said it appeared that my car was drifitng ever so slightly to one side... Could stock springs that are worn and lost their stiffness affect the centering of the rear end? Thanks fellas
Will
I installed a non adj tubular panhard the other day and a friend of mine said it appeared that my car was drifitng ever so slightly to one side... Could stock springs that are worn and lost their stiffness affect the centering of the rear end? Thanks fellas
Will
As long as the rear axle is straight, the car will track straight. If the axle is angled at all, then the tracking will be affected. What shape are the LCA bushings in?
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