Brakes pull left

WhiskeyHotel · 11-28-2011, 07:16 AM

I'd have the brakes looked at.

VQStryker · 12-08-2011, 02:52 PM

could be a bad piston in one of the calipers or a loose line. any leaks or play in the break pedal? MJB is correct, a bad alignment can cause this to happen, usually a bad front end alignment will cause slight chatter on the steering wheel.

Could the open diff cause this or the viscous since viscous LSD isnt much better then the open?? I ask because OP said this "Rear end bounces on high speed curves."

Update us when you find out what it is, I personally have not had this issue

dawudih · 12-09-2011, 07:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by VQStryker

could be a bad piston in one of the calipers or a loose line. any leaks or play in the break pedal? MJB is correct, a bad alignment can cause this to happen, usually a bad front end alignment will cause slight chatter on the steering wheel.

Could the open diff cause this or the viscous since viscous LSD isnt much better then the open?? I ask because OP said this "Rear end bounces on high speed curves."

Update us when you find out what it is, I personally have not had this issue

No leaks or play in the brake pedal.
I never had it aligned but it drives straight & smooth even at very high speeds.
The brakes are fine except for some panic stops it jerks hard left into opposiing traffic. I don't think the brake shops would be willing or know how to ethically replicate this condition. Just wondering if this was a common problem with a fix?

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11-28-2011, 07:16 AM	#1 (permalink)
WhiskeyHotel Track Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Oklahoma Posts: 530 Drives: 2015 GT-R PW Premium Rep Power: 17	I'd have the brakes looked at.

12-08-2011, 02:52 PM	#2 (permalink)
VQStryker Track Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Texas Age: 36 Posts: 659 Drives: :( Rep Power: 15	could be a bad piston in one of the calipers or a loose line. any leaks or play in the break pedal? MJB is correct, a bad alignment can cause this to happen, usually a bad front end alignment will cause slight chatter on the steering wheel. Could the open diff cause this or the viscous since viscous LSD isnt much better then the open?? I ask because OP said this "Rear end bounces on high speed curves." Update us when you find out what it is, I personally have not had this issue