front end suspension wheels skipping?
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front end suspension wheels skipping?
1993 lexus sc300
Lower control arms were shot went ahead and swapped in another set of control arms with good bushings also put in some other struts with lowering Springs I had laying around, when the car is almost full lock the tires skip outwards also when hitting a bump car tires to pull to the side and follows deep lines on roads, I've checked over the front end and looks as if all bushings are in tact, ball joints are tight . If anyone has had a similar issue please share what was replaced to solve the problem. Thank you
Lower control arms were shot went ahead and swapped in another set of control arms with good bushings also put in some other struts with lowering Springs I had laying around, when the car is almost full lock the tires skip outwards also when hitting a bump car tires to pull to the side and follows deep lines on roads, I've checked over the front end and looks as if all bushings are in tact, ball joints are tight . If anyone has had a similar issue please share what was replaced to solve the problem. Thank you
The obvious question is, did you have the car aligned?
From my experience the car follows the road because of alignment issues. If the car has been out of spec for a while the tires wear down to match the bad alignment, so even after getting a new alignment it'll take time for the tires to even out.
From my experience the car follows the road because of alignment issues. If the car has been out of spec for a while the tires wear down to match the bad alignment, so even after getting a new alignment it'll take time for the tires to even out.
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The obvious question is, did you have the car aligned?
From my experience the car follows the road because of alignment issues. If the car has been out of spec for a while the tires wear down to match the bad alignment, so even after getting a new alignment it'll take time for the tires to even out.
From my experience the car follows the road because of alignment issues. If the car has been out of spec for a while the tires wear down to match the bad alignment, so even after getting a new alignment it'll take time for the tires to even out.
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Yea more then likely I was going to change to coilovers and different wheel set up . The set up it was now is just temporary lowering Springs on blues with 19s
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