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ynotony1966 11-01-2011 12:57 PM

front end question
 
I have a 82 sc
the front end feels poopie
when i go on a road that is the least bit bumpy
it feels like i have no co control of the steering

ivangene 11-01-2011 01:04 PM

start with tires, condition, tread, ages, pressure
then wheel bearings...snug, no play, not tight....

brakes, FREE
tie rod ends check
ball joints check
steering linkage check
anti sway bars, ON and mounted
then shocks, front bushings,
alignment (maybe sooner on this one)

Flat Six 11-01-2011 01:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ivangene (Post 6344703)
alignment (maybe sooner on this one)

+1, and ride height

zippy_gg 11-01-2011 03:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Flat Six (Post 6344745)
+1, and ride height

Bump steer kit needed?

Gustyones 11-01-2011 05:20 PM

I'm not an expert but it sounds like either worn tie rods or alignment. I'd bet on the tie rods. I just replaced mine and upgraded to the turbo's. It made a big difference.

redridge 11-01-2011 05:25 PM

+1 on tie rods.... Upgrade to turbo version. If lowered you need the bump steer kit.

Flieger 11-01-2011 05:28 PM

Do not do the bump steer kit yet. Only after all else has been sorted and only if car has been lowered significantly and the handling is not to your liking.

ynotony1966 11-02-2011 04:43 PM

what if i just get the stock tie rod ends

Flieger 11-02-2011 04:45 PM

Just get the turbo tie rods. There is no reason not to.

Gustyones 11-02-2011 04:45 PM

I highly recommend the turbo's. I lowered mine too and did not have to get the bump steer kit.

ynotony1966 11-02-2011 05:10 PM

i will check the for sale
thanks

Porchcar guy 11-02-2011 07:07 PM

I assume you have gotten your car back from the shop after the dropped part down the engine hole. How is it running after the repairs and what needed to be done to fix it ?
+1 on all the above mentioned things...look at them in order and verify what your needs are.

ynotony1966 11-04-2011 05:31 AM

replaced the wheel bearing and it did the trick
thanks everyone


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