Polyurethane bushings
04-25-2009, 07:26 PM
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K so I put them on along with front and rear sways, takes turns awesome.
But one issue, now when I go down my road it pulls like crazy to different sides of the road... But when I'm on a flat straightaway it is just fine, so it isn't my alignment. Is this normal until the bushings break in?? Or should I be worried? I feel like my steering wheel turns, but my wheels need to respond faster... Its strange. Please help asap
But one issue, now when I go down my road it pulls like crazy to different sides of the road... But when I'm on a flat straightaway it is just fine, so it isn't my alignment. Is this normal until the bushings break in?? Or should I be worried? I feel like my steering wheel turns, but my wheels need to respond faster... Its strange. Please help asap
04-25-2009, 07:59 PM
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K so I put them on along with front and rear sways, takes turns awesome.
But one issue, now when I go down my road it pulls like crazy to different sides of the road... But when I'm on a flat straightaway it is just fine, so it isn't my alignment. Is this normal until the bushings break in?? Or should I be worried? I feel like my steering wheel turns, but my wheels need to respond faster... Its strange. Please help asap
But one issue, now when I go down my road it pulls like crazy to different sides of the road... But when I'm on a flat straightaway it is just fine, so it isn't my alignment. Is this normal until the bushings break in?? Or should I be worried? I feel like my steering wheel turns, but my wheels need to respond faster... Its strange. Please help asap
I'm getting my bushing set + F/R sways + tower strut installed here in the next few weeks I'll let you know how it turns out. That isn't gonna help you now though :/
04-27-2009, 08:38 AM
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I know with wider tires road surface will pull you around more too... You might be right.
Find a new flat paved road and see if you pull at all.
Did you get an alignment after your suspension work?
Find a new flat paved road and see if you pull at all.
Did you get an alignment after your suspension work?
04-27-2009, 09:06 AM
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If you replaced all the bushings and sway bars, I would get an alignment
04-27-2009, 10:33 AM
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I haven't seen anywhere that he got an alignment, just that he didn't think it was his alignment, could be camber or toe is off from replacing all those bushings, I know mine was off on all 4 sides up to 1.5 deg 
04-27-2009, 12:38 PM
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Looks like we'll have to wait a week to find out, just found out Nate is on a weeks vacation
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