My car dives left & right when ON/off throttle.
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Ok long story short. Noticed the following:
When coasting my s2000 drives straight. When I hit the throttle it pulls to the left, and when I left off the throttle it veers to the right.
When I swap the back tires from side to side, the same issue happens but *** BACKWARD results. Now it will pull to the right on ACCEL and veer to the LEFT on decel.
All tire pressures are fine. What the hell is going on? I am going to put all new wheels and tires on this thing.
When coasting my s2000 drives straight. When I hit the throttle it pulls to the left, and when I left off the throttle it veers to the right.
When I swap the back tires from side to side, the same issue happens but *** BACKWARD results. Now it will pull to the right on ACCEL and veer to the LEFT on decel.
All tire pressures are fine. What the hell is going on? I am going to put all new wheels and tires on this thing.
i know it was said before but you can go down n check em off your list
make sure you get alignment papers printed from the computer they aligned your car with.
tire pressure
make sure every bolt and axle under your car is tightened properly
tire replacement?
try to remember if youve hit anything to throw your alignment off, a ditch or effed up road
a lifetime alignment plan with a tire shop is a good investment
i had this problem before and it IS ANNOYING i know how you must feel.
GOOD LUCK with this
make sure you get alignment papers printed from the computer they aligned your car with.
tire pressure
make sure every bolt and axle under your car is tightened properly
tire replacement?
try to remember if youve hit anything to throw your alignment off, a ditch or effed up road
a lifetime alignment plan with a tire shop is a good investment
i had this problem before and it IS ANNOYING i know how you must feel.
GOOD LUCK with this
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