i posted before and i post again about a weird problem i'm having.
when i accelerate with the gas my S wants to go to the left and when i take my foot off the gas it goes right. like i said i have taken previous advice and and tire pressure is fine and i just got an alignment.

any one else have this problem?

 

tire tread?

 

My friends S was doing that due to an accident the car had before he bought it. He took it to Honda and they blamed it on aftermarket non OE steering rack and other suspension related parts that were used during the repair.

If you aren't the first owner its worht checking out (unless the problem just started). Maybe check the steering rack and bushings/Shocks/etc, for wear.

 

wouldn't carfax show an accident? the carfax was clean and it can't be suspension because i just installed a full coilover and it did it before and after the install.

 

not necessarily. u may want to get it checked out. how long have u had the car? did u buy it and it was already doing the pulling?

 

my car does the same thing, it doent pull real hard but its def noticable. my carfax showed it was clean, but a buddy of mine siad it looks like my engine bay had been repainted.

 

just because a car has been in an accident, and it was reported to insurance, doesn't mean that it will make it to carfax. if a car was in an accident and it didn't go through insurance, then that accident won't ever be reported to carfax.

 

could also be the differential, give it a check the lsd may be worn or some other related problems too much back lash and all the other goodies. the power from the engine spins the gears in the diff we all know this, but if there is problem inside of it the amount of power can very from each rear wheel and under deceleration it can produce a similar feel. it is very noticable around turn on and off the accelerator. but there is a degree that is normal and that is not.

 

forgot to put---is it lowered and if so are you running the axle spacers

 

Make sure the rear tires are the same pressure, height, size and tread depth.