what causes front end slack
#2
What size tires do you have mounted? Usually when running larger tires you experience the phenomena called "tracking" Sounds like what you're experiencing...............or you just have lousy roads in your area.
#3
#4
the short answer is "wear in moving parts"
Low profile tires, especially wide ones, will follow rutting in the roads-
you can adjust your alignment specs to minimize this- but tire choice will have a bigger affect-
Low profile tires, especially wide ones, will follow rutting in the roads-
you can adjust your alignment specs to minimize this- but tire choice will have a bigger affect-
#6
I've had a set of Pirelli Pzero Rosso tires that were great tires on good roads, but they totally sucked otherwise. They would follow every damn rut in the road like a bloodhound following a scent trail. As soon as I changed tire the problem was gone.
So I'm going to say that tires are at least part of your problem.
So I'm going to say that tires are at least part of your problem.
#8
I have the same problem. Some roads here suck! Wow, they really suck! I replaced my outter tire rods, and had my alignment redone to damn near perfection, and it still tracks like crazy. I blame the cheap Sumitomo HTR-Z's I'm running.
Maybe I should get a rag joint eliminator? I don't think the original one is in bad shape though.
Maybe I should get a rag joint eliminator? I don't think the original one is in bad shape though.
#9
I have the same problem. Some roads here suck! Wow, they really suck! I replaced my outter tire rods, and had my alignment redone to damn near perfection, and it still tracks like crazy. I blame the cheap Sumitomo HTR-Z's I'm running.
Maybe I should get a rag joint eliminator? I don't think the original one is in bad shape though.
Maybe I should get a rag joint eliminator? I don't think the original one is in bad shape though.
#11
"Tracking" is also caused by Toe-out, Bump Steer, and running a lot of Negative camber.
#12
A wide tire in more prone to tracking than a narrow tire, but not all wide tires create it. I've had Falken, Pirelli and Dunlop 275 width tires on my car and the only ones that caused tracking problems was the Pirelli's.
"Tracking" is also caused by Toe-out, Bump Steer, and running a lot of Negative camber.
"Tracking" is also caused by Toe-out, Bump Steer, and running a lot of Negative camber.
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