return to center stering dampiner
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 1:55 pm
are these any good?
my zook has its own mind and wonders every where will this fix it?
Phil
my zook has its own mind and wonders every where will this fix it?
Phil
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return to center stering dampiner
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Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 2:00 pm
I was wondering if these were any good also, does it just return your wheel straight after tunring?
Re: return to center stering dampiner
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 2:12 pm
check ya steering angles in draglink and that. after lift it will through it outRed_Zook wrote:are these any good?
my zook has its own mind and wonders every where will this fix it?
Phil
Re: return to center stering dampiner
Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2005 10:16 am
mine used to do that and i fitted a return to centre dampner and it is great it takes any wobbles out of itRed_Zook wrote:are these any good?
my zook has its own mind and wonders every where will this fix it?
Phil
Re: return to center stering dampiner
Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2005 10:31 am
I agree that it will help BUT it is not a fix alltube suzi wrote:mine used to do that and i fitted a return to centre dampner and it is great it takes any wobbles out of itRed_Zook wrote:are these any good?
my zook has its own mind and wonders every where will this fix it?
Phil
I would get steering geometry right first and then think of buying one if you still have little wobbles
Re: return to center stering dampiner
Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2005 1:34 pm
it dosent realy wabble it kinda wonders...HRZOOK wrote:I agree that it will help BUT it is not a fix alltube suzi wrote:mine used to do that and i fitted a return to centre dampner and it is great it takes any wobbles out of itRed_Zook wrote:are these any good?
my zook has its own mind and wonders every where will this fix it?
Phil
I would get steering geometry right first and then think of buying one if you still have little wobbles
i know it is mostly from my stering dampiner..
coz i used to have a good one, till i hit it with a big rock and bent it like a banna.. so i took it of and got a secon hand one of spike sierra (chears brenno) now it is like crap....
what are they worth boys?
Phil
Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2005 4:36 pm
How do u knwo it wanders if you cant drive it?
Got a long driveway lol
The mongrels have a life of there own going down the outlet (towards kingston) at 100 with a side wind, sway a good 1m either direction all over the road when a gust hits you lol.
Got a long driveway lol
The mongrels have a life of there own going down the outlet (towards kingston) at 100 with a side wind, sway a good 1m either direction all over the road when a gust hits you lol.
Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2005 5:41 pm
man i have owned that car for a fair wile now... just doing eveery thing elce at the moment so i figer good to do that to!
Phil
Phil
Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2005 6:48 pm
IVE HAD A FEW OF THESE.
i dont like em anymore...
they are good if you get the adjusment spot on for up to 32" tyres..
do not use a sierra one for tyres bigger than this.
they go for anywhere between $185 and $220..
i dont like em anymore...
they are good if you get the adjusment spot on for up to 32" tyres..
do not use a sierra one for tyres bigger than this.
they go for anywhere between $185 and $220..
Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2005 6:56 pm
LOL k, so pretty expensive then :(
Posted: Wed Sep 14, 2005 1:06 pm
don't get one, they're not a dampener at all, they are a steering stabilizer, the sooner that people get this concept the better. all they do is return your wheels to centre. they aren't designed to dampen.. do yourself a favour and go out and get an oil dampener, try ridepro, OME even XGS