jerking steering question
My 1995 sc400 drives normally on the average road and highway, buy if the road has uneven surfaces, it will all most pull the wheel out of your hands, was wanting to know if all sc are like this or if I should be checking for worn parts. My sc has 121000 miles Thanks Ron
Suggest you check for worn parts.
Have the rack checked for excessive wear. Along with the steering suspension parts; ball joints, tie rod ends, sway bar and it's connections. Lastly, the fronts struts for leaks.
Have the rack checked for excessive wear. Along with the steering suspension parts; ball joints, tie rod ends, sway bar and it's connections. Lastly, the fronts struts for leaks.
This is a pretty common issue, the majority of the issue lies in that the steering rack bushings and the lower control arm bushings wear out at about 100k on our cars which causes the steering you are explaining. http://www.tmengineering.net/suspens...n/make/sc.html is an option to fix your probs. i have the steering bushings and it makes a world of a difference.
nope, the carbing fit on my car w/ no modification, just that the brake master cylinder stopper doesnt fit. The 97-00 sc300's and all sc400's have different sized master cylinder. I think 92-96 300's would fit, but im not positive.
i got mine from my bro www.cornerspeedracing.com IM him at cornerxspeed for a better deal, tell him mega referred you.
i got mine from my bro www.cornerspeedracing.com IM him at cornerxspeed for a better deal, tell him mega referred you.
Mega, checked out the website and the strut bar looks awesome. I still dont understand what a master cyl. stopper is. Also, my car is a 95 sc400 if It wont fit maybe i can get the strut bar alone cheaper. Thanks
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