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sprung over 75 steering

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sprung over 75 steering

Post by bruiser17 »

have a sprung over 75 cruiser and just wondering who else has one and how it handles on the road. mine pulls to the left a bit because i think i have a bent axle housing. toe in good
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Post by Z()LTAN »

Wow another SOA 75 nice!

Mine drives remarkably well for having spacers and modified everythings...

I have a slight pull to one side (done by eye alignment)

I have a random death wobble @ 30kmph and only if i hit a bump
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Post by bruiser17 »

yeh i know my castor is wrong at the moment and wheel alignment spot on. mine pulls left not bad but enough to anoy me. drives good no vibrations
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Post by Buggerific »

I have a 75 but not sprung over... It was pulling badly to the left and it took a few trips to the shop to get it fixed... basically because they were idiots and couldnt do what they said they did...

Anyways, at the end of the day the things that made it pull left was prodominately the castor bearings and they put in whatever offset they needed to get it to go straight. Then the steering damper needed to be realligned because it was waaaaaay out. So i dont know if you have one of those heavy duty RTC dampers but it was pulling the whole thing left.
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