Nervous steering?
#1
Nervous steering?
Hey,
I've got something going on I think. When driving my S2K it feels nervous?
I mean, when accelerating in a corner it pulls to the opposite steering direction.
On a straight end no problems what so ever.
The car has a KW Variant V1, was aligned. After the alignment I lowered the car in the front by 2 cm and the rear by 1 cm.
There was also a problem with the left wheel bearing and hub wich got replaced by new OEMS. After that, it was a lot beter,
but still not completely gone.
Front tires 225/40/18 , rear tires 225/40/18. Pressure 2.5 bar/kg.
Any suggestions? Rubbers? Where?
Compliance bushings?
I've got something going on I think. When driving my S2K it feels nervous?
I mean, when accelerating in a corner it pulls to the opposite steering direction.
On a straight end no problems what so ever.
The car has a KW Variant V1, was aligned. After the alignment I lowered the car in the front by 2 cm and the rear by 1 cm.
There was also a problem with the left wheel bearing and hub wich got replaced by new OEMS. After that, it was a lot beter,
but still not completely gone.
Front tires 225/40/18 , rear tires 225/40/18. Pressure 2.5 bar/kg.
Any suggestions? Rubbers? Where?
Compliance bushings?
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Usually steering is nervous or twitchy due to toe (front or rear),bump steer, something loose/broken, or a tire issue. What does the steering wheel do if you hit bumps? If you lowered it more after you aligned it, have it realigned and toe reset.
#7
Tires 225/40/18 all round, I'm going to change the rear to 245/35/18 and Re-align it. When I hit speed bumps the wheel stays straight.
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