Steering feeling wooly
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Steering feeling wooly
Have recently changed my wheels for 17 inch Porsche rims my steering feels to wander/feels wooly a lot more and have thought i might change to the poly bushes from Brickwerks has any one got first hand experience and are they an improvement in feel worthwhile over standard new rubber bushes ?
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Re: Steering feeling wooly
Sounds like you bus is "tramlining" due to the wide/low profile rubber.
Polybushes wont fix it, you need the wheel alignment sorting.
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Polybushes wont fix it, you need the wheel alignment sorting.
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Re: Steering feeling wooly
its always felt a little wooly just seams worse now possibly a bit of both?
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Re: Steering feeling wooly
Do the rack bushes first. The originals are very soft, they almost fall out IME.
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Re: Steering feeling wooly
Check the condition of the droplinks while you're under there too.
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