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stevo-with-the-evo

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hey ppl slight problem, just finishied lowering the v yesterday but when i took it out for a quick spin, when i was driving straight my steering wheel was a 1/4 turn to the right?

how could i have managed this and how do i fix it??
 
RsvRob

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Get tracking sorted then undo the steering wheel and re-adjust to the middle.

Could be a loose track rod..... get it checked
 
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yea could do, was fine before i started then when it landed back on its wheels its squint dunno how i managed it?

everything seemed fine after it was back together
 
gooner8

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hope you get this Sorted fella. Keep up updated please. Was going to do mine soon!?
 
Steve220

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You're always going to throw the geometry out no matter how little or much you lower it, it's inevitable. Just get it sorted somewhere reputable.
 
B6lee

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the 2 bolts on the bottom of the shock are adjustable camber bolts as are the the bolts that go through the lower arms at the rear of the car. if you removed these bolts then you will need to get your alignment set properly :)
 
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So that's it then, get the wheel alignment set and it should straighten everything up??
 
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B6lee

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Yea should do. Can't think of any other reason for it:)
 
fq-craigus

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i would say tracking too, the guys r spot on when you do any suspension mods it throws all out of sync. easy fix
 
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