Just bought a 75 series troopy and it wonders all over the road the steering is all over the place , would a return to centre steering stabilizer do much good on this truck?
also does anybody know if a 80 series boss kitt will fit a 75 series?
clinton
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if it wonders all over the road it could mean a number of things:-
* your drunk
* You need a wheel allignment
* your steering components have some free play in them
* could be the nature of the tyres (34" JT's cause my troopy to wander a bit)
* you're to busy perving at the girls your driving past (or being a troopy they are probably passing you)
Long story short, go to a mechanic and get them to check over the steering and make sure everything is ok.
Matt
* your drunk
* You need a wheel allignment
* your steering components have some free play in them
* could be the nature of the tyres (34" JT's cause my troopy to wander a bit)
* you're to busy perving at the girls your driving past (or being a troopy they are probably passing you)
Long story short, go to a mechanic and get them to check over the steering and make sure everything is ok.
Matt
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evil_hitman wrote:if it wonders all over the road it could mean a number of things:-
* your drunk
* You need a wheel allignment
* your steering components have some free play in them
* could be the nature of the tyres (34" JT's cause my troopy to wander a bit)
* you're to busy perving at the girls your driving past (or being a troopy they are probably passing you)
Long story short, go to a mechanic and get them to check over the steering and make sure everything is ok.
Matt
what he said!
88 TD Troopy, locked, lifted and plugged.
97 TDi Jeep Cherokee, (almost) bog standard
97 TDi Jeep Cherokee, (almost) bog standard
Does the troopy have a lift? Or tall and wide tyres?
A lift often makes a landcruiser wander as the factory caster setting is very low. A caster shim may be helpful in this regard.
Worn out bearings in the swivel housing can also add to the wandering tendency. How many kms since the diff rebuild?
Dave
A lift often makes a landcruiser wander as the factory caster setting is very low. A caster shim may be helpful in this regard.
Worn out bearings in the swivel housing can also add to the wandering tendency. How many kms since the diff rebuild?
Dave
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