Handling Problem: Help Please
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Originally posted by MarkS2K
Yeah, but didn't you rotate the front tire to the back and put the donut on the front tire??? That's what you're suppose to do. He rode with the donut on the rear axle.
Yeah, but didn't you rotate the front tire to the back and put the donut on the front tire??? That's what you're suppose to do. He rode with the donut on the rear axle.
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From: Isle of Man
Small point, but you could check that the wheel nuts are properly torqued up? Sometimes it's the most obvious things.
I know putting the recommended pressures in my rear tyres made quite a difference to the handling of my car and cured a tendency to oversteer.
I know putting the recommended pressures in my rear tyres made quite a difference to the handling of my car and cured a tendency to oversteer.
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