What type of tires? What speed rating?

 

Probably not the only problem, but the recommended tire pressure is 32 lbs.

 

maybe your specs for the alignment are for the wrong year s2000. just throwing it out there.

 

^^He said he referenced his owners manual, though.

Also, 37psi is a bit high...but almost surely not the issue. I use 37 psi also.

 

Have you made sure that all Spring Spacers have been removed from when the car was shipped?

 

From this description, it sounds like the car wants to track straight.

From this sentence, it sounds like you are going around corners at more than 80mph.

From all this I wonder, how is a car that tracks straight above 80mph can also be "barely drivable" over 100mph?

[QUOTE=dbwy111,Feb 27 2010, 01:46 PM]I have 54K miles on the car. I have visually inspected the suspension and everything looks as it should (including sway bars and bushings). The shocks don't seem warn, and the springs are tight.

 

Caster off, or total toe is correct in front, but toe per side is unequal?

Can you post what they gave you for alignment specs? Did they give you before and after specs?

 

First, if you're going to call someone a hypocrite, at least spell it right. Secondly, don't assume everyone is as irresponsible as you are b/c apparently you think it should be perfectly acceptable to drive over 100mph on the street.

 

the OP mentioned it's done on the track......

 

You're full of assumptions eh?