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Maddukeman
10-03-16, 09:22 PM
Looking for some help
Just been out in let nova, after changing control arms ,bushes ,and to solid steering mounts ,the car is all over the road when boosting, worse then norm, drives fine off boost , when stopped and I wiggle steering left -right there's a knocking noise in the rack, checked all ball joints, seen the steering joint under the dash, been upside down in chair and the knocking is defo other side of fire wall, could my rack be shafted and course my terrible toque steer ? Mot due end of month will it pass with a knock ? Also got shit plastic tyers with no grip , will I get worse steer with good rubber on ?
Cheers

torquey
10-03-16, 09:26 PM
Could be rack. But I get bad torque steer in mine just got use to it lol. Are you using a equal length set up?

Maddukeman
10-03-16, 09:30 PM
lol Yer equal shafts on , got to make it better as need to beat scott coopers mk4 disastra without smashing into him :tard:

torquey
10-03-16, 09:33 PM
Defo get some decent tyres on that will help with grip.

Maddukeman
10-03-16, 09:35 PM
Done about 5k on these and wheel spun at least 1k and they still the same, no grip tho

torquey
10-03-16, 09:42 PM
Lol

Krsa2000
10-03-16, 09:55 PM
Got a LSD? If not, that's your problem right there...

Krsa2000
10-03-16, 09:57 PM
Sticky tyres will only make it worse

Scottcooper85
10-03-16, 10:17 PM
lol Yer equal shafts on , got to make it better as need to beat scott coopers mk4 disastra without smashing into him :tard:


lol lol lol

Maddukeman
10-03-16, 10:20 PM
Got a LSD? If not, that's your problem right there...

Saving for one ( still ) :cry:

Maddukeman
10-03-16, 10:21 PM
http://www.pngclub.com/forum/images/icons/icon1.png
Sticky tyres will only make it worse


Suspected that :cry:

Maddukeman
10-03-16, 10:22 PM
lol lol lol
:wtf:

meritlover
11-03-16, 08:02 AM
Has it had a toe alignment/tracking since the arms were changed?

Iain
11-03-16, 08:29 AM
Beat me to it, with all that stuff changed if you've not corrected the alignment that can make a car drive superbly or be outright dangerous under throttle.

Maddukeman
11-03-16, 09:36 AM
No I haven't , I'll get it checked out

Iain
11-03-16, 10:15 AM
On the flipside, don't pay for alignment if you'll be replacing the rack shortly. :)

Maddukeman
11-03-16, 02:25 PM
On the flipside, don't pay for alignment if you'll be replacing the rack shortly. :)
:thumb:, mot end of month so will get them to find the problem , been to see them this morning and said it sounds like its knackered but seems to be doing it job and no play in it, hope they find something when on ramps

Nick J
11-03-16, 02:46 PM
Inner track rods could be the issue. My nova turbo drove much better after changing them last year. Will be obvious to the mot guys once it's up in the air if so.

Nick.

brainsnova
11-03-16, 03:37 PM
I can't locate the knocking on my transit so next stage is to get tied underneath as it's driven over bumps lol

Maddukeman
11-03-16, 03:54 PM
[QUOTE=Nick J;2285406]Inner track rods could be the issue. My nova turbo drove much better after changing them last year. Will be obvious to the mot guys once it's up in the air if so.

:thumb:

Maddukeman
11-03-16, 03:55 PM
I can't locate the knocking on my transit so next stage is to get tied underneath as it's driven over bumps lol

lol Hope that work out for u bud :thumb:

Maddukeman
21-03-16, 08:21 PM
:thumb:Sorted, seen a how to diy tracking with string , found the drivers wheel was pointing in 15mm, got it bang on straight as can with the ball of string and the ride is an unbelievable improvement , barely any wondering at all, will get booked in for real job on the tracking , cheers for advice guys