Right hand Caster out of alignment

Originally Posted by kenchan i would just leave it unless you're going to go track the car for competition. im a little confused at your first post where you said

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Right hand Caster out of alignment

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08-11-2014, 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by kenchan

i would just leave it unless you're going to go track the car for competition.

im a little confused at your first post where you said you feel more bump steer on one side due to the caster...while the caster appears to be about the same both sides. was that because you were still getting use to your new setup?

In his first post. He said he had 2 deg differance in caster from side to side. That is enough to feel the car pull to one side.

Looking at the Before and After Specs. Looking like they didn't do anything but adjust the toe alittle.

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