Bump Steer Kit
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Bump Steer Kit
I installed a TC Design anti bump steer kit this weekend. Just got back from getting the car aligned again. That's twice in one week...kudos to TK Performance where alignments are free for 6 months after initial alignment...SUCKERS 
WOW...what a difference that little mod makes. AP1 guys...get this kit. Suddenly the "twitchy" AP1 becomes...dare I say...predictable. Also the car feels much smoother over rough surfaces even if you aren't turning. Just all around a good mod.
WOW...what a difference that little mod makes. AP1 guys...get this kit. Suddenly the "twitchy" AP1 becomes...dare I say...predictable. Also the car feels much smoother over rough surfaces even if you aren't turning. Just all around a good mod.
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Originally Posted by FIdreaming,Jul 30 2006, 06:27 PM
more info please,
how much ?
where you get it?
how hard is the install?
how much ?
where you get it?
how hard is the install?
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I came across a good deal in the for sale section...quite a bit less for a never installed kit.
It is very easy...2 bolts is all. You do need a ball joint separator (can be "borrowed" from Advance Auto Parts or Autozone or bought at NAPA)...the pincer type (see the instructions ). Must get an alignment immediately afterwards as your toe will be way off.
It is very easy...2 bolts is all. You do need a ball joint separator (can be "borrowed" from Advance Auto Parts or Autozone or bought at NAPA)...the pincer type (see the instructions ). Must get an alignment immediately afterwards as your toe will be way off.
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