View Poll Results: Does your SC have crappy handling?
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Does your SC have crappy handling?
12-21-05, 04:40 PM
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Originally Posted by LeXuSrAcIn
Despite many suspension mods, mine is still crap. How many other people feel frustrated like me?
Mine is really pretty increadible for the few mods that it has on suspension (espelir tokico combo, Daizen Bushings, Daizen Sways, wider wheels and tires...)
12-21-05, 04:45 PM
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i loveeeee the way my car handles.... everyone in orlando can vouch for that one as well...
bilstien shocks
mkiv tt springs (cut one coil in front)
cusco strut bar
stock sways
255/35/18 up front
275/35/18 rears
bilstien shocks
mkiv tt springs (cut one coil in front)
cusco strut bar
stock sways
255/35/18 up front
275/35/18 rears
12-21-05, 04:53 PM
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I got Tein HE coilovers, new steering rack bushings, new tires, tires balanced, alignment and a buncha other stuff but my handling is horrible. It wanders everywhere. Looks like I have to change the dreaded control arms.
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12-21-05, 05:05 PM
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Mine wanders as well. I always thought and read that it was the cause of wider wheels and tires. But then I thought the Supra guys must be having this problem as well?. I have tien cs, upper and lower control arm bushings, steering rack bushings, and supra tt wheels.
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12-21-05, 05:13 PM
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Originally Posted by SoarerJzz3
Mine wanders as well. I always thought and read that it was the cause of wider wheels and tires. But then I thought the Supra guys must be having this problem as well?. I have tien cs, upper and lower control arm bushings, steering rack bushings, and supra tt wheels.
12-21-05, 07:15 PM
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The balljoints are probably sacked, check the steering rack bushing/mounting as well.
My car handles excellent for the boat that it is; remember that the Supra that many of us rob parts from was able to pull some high skidpad numbers and handled very well when compared to cars that were sold as hardcore sports cars.
Make sure that you can either fix everything that needs replacing, and align the car right away, or just get the car aligned with your worn parts with some extra toe in on the front wheels so you can get down the road safely in the short term.
My car handles excellent for the boat that it is; remember that the Supra that many of us rob parts from was able to pull some high skidpad numbers and handled very well when compared to cars that were sold as hardcore sports cars.
Make sure that you can either fix everything that needs replacing, and align the car right away, or just get the car aligned with your worn parts with some extra toe in on the front wheels so you can get down the road safely in the short term.
12-21-05, 07:57 PM
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Originally Posted by SCV8
The balljoints are probably sacked, check the steering rack bushing/mounting as well.
My car handles excellent for the boat that it is; remember that the Supra that many of us rob parts from was able to pull some high skidpad numbers and handled very well when compared to cars that were sold as hardcore sports cars.
Make sure that you can either fix everything that needs replacing, and align the car right away, or just get the car aligned with your worn parts with some extra toe in on the front wheels so you can get down the road safely in the short term.
My car handles excellent for the boat that it is; remember that the Supra that many of us rob parts from was able to pull some high skidpad numbers and handled very well when compared to cars that were sold as hardcore sports cars.
Make sure that you can either fix everything that needs replacing, and align the car right away, or just get the car aligned with your worn parts with some extra toe in on the front wheels so you can get down the road safely in the short term.
12-22-05, 02:00 PM
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Originally Posted by SoarerJzz3
My steering rack bushings are new.
thats weird cause on my supra i had to hold 20% to the left to go straight also once i replaced the steering rack bushing it was perfect. my lexus does it also and i looked under at the rack and there are no bushing left on my car so when i do my 1jz swap i will replace them hopefully that will fix that but the only thing i could think of, is the front is not aligned right one wheels is off most of time you can tell by tire wear but good luck man
12-22-05, 03:00 PM
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for daily driving mine is great. rides smooth. can drive with my knee. the eibachs, stock shocks, jic tie rod, lsd, whiteline sways, and minor lca tunning with 17" maxima rims and my car handles great. now as for track i am embarrassed to take her out 
until now. special thanks to MRJOHNTRAN.
with a little tunning you won't cry forever.
until now. special thanks to MRJOHNTRAN. with a little tunning you won't cry forever.