Exhaust Nitrogen from Steering Stabilizers?
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New install all good, but....
Alright, I've installed the Fox SS, went out for a spin, you know to test it. 30 to 40 mph, cool no problems, 50 to 60 feels nice, ok slow down. Alright lets hit the Highway (freeway, whatever) 70 to 80 ok, feels nice but is that a touch of bump-steer I feel? Off at the gas station, bleed some air, do another lap, alright feels ok. At this point I'm feeling pretty good about myself, did the job, took about and hour and a half everything's working right, I'll try a dirt road, bumpidy bumpidy, cool no problem. I pull back out onto the street and WHAM DEATH WOBBLE. WTF, drove it back home with no problem checked all bolts,: tight, nothing seems to have shifted. I think I'll try putting full pressure back into the shock and starting over. I've never experienced a wobble before, many explitives come to mind......... Any ideas???
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Alright, I've installed the Fox SS, went out for a spin, you know to test it. 30 to 40 mph, cool no problems, 50 to 60 feels nice, ok slow down. Alright lets hit the Highway (freeway, whatever) 70 to 80 ok, feels nice but is that a touch of bump-steer I feel? Off at the gas station, bleed some air, do another lap, alright feels ok. At this point I'm feeling pretty good about myself, did the job, took about and hour and a half everything's working right, I'll try a dirt road, bumpidy bumpidy, cool no problem. I pull back out onto the street and WHAM DEATH WOBBLE. WTF, drove it back home with no problem checked all bolts,: tight, nothing seems to have shifted. I think I'll try putting full pressure back into the shock and starting over. I've never experienced a wobble before, many explitives come to mind......... Any ideas???