Originally Posted by RC10Nick

turn the wheel on your radio.

make sure your steering endpoints are set correctly. make sure there is no bind in your steering rack. make sure you're using the proper front tires for your track. make sure your ride height is set properly. make sure your servo doesn't suck. If you're racing the RTR, take out the servo saver.

couple things you could try (not all at once); move your battery forward, lower your front ride height a mm or two, softer front spring, less castor, shorter front links, angled front links, more toe-out.

find a good tuning guide and learn how to figure it out yourself.

And next time, ask a little nicer. You're not entitled to a response from anybody here so don't sound like a spoiled kid when you ask.