Front Handling Issue
#1
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Front Handling Issue
As most have probably heard, ive had a problem with my car being hard to control and swerving to the right at full throttle.... When i was looking at my car, i turned the rear wheels but left the front on the ground. when i turned the wheels, the front seemed to jerk a little bit to the right (turn). then when i turns the wheels in a reverse fashion, they go back the other way. i figure this is happening on the course... how would i fix this problem or does this have nothing to do with my issue?
Thanks alot
Thanks alot
#3
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i tried... if its torque steer there is not much i can do.... i tried putting weighs on the front and back, ive tried fiddling with the suspension. the only thing that seemed to work was using tire compound. Any help would be grately appreciated.
#4
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Originally Posted by XNXIXTXRXOX
i tried... if its torque steer there is not much i can do.... i tried putting weighs on the front and back, ive tried fiddling with the suspension. the only thing that seemed to work was using tire compound. Any help would be grately appreciated.
#7
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I once before hit a curb really hard and maybe warped my chassis. Could this be a factor?
#8
Not sure about the problem being caused by a warped chassis, but you may want to consider the following:
* Swap the steering and throttle servo
* Completely disassemble and reassemble the car. Yes, it's a major pain, but you may find something you were not expecting. When I recently disassembled my car, I found out that one of my bearings had seized and another one was starting to go bad. In addition, once you've stripped down the chassis, you can make sure it's okay.
Just some ideas. Hope it helps.
* Swap the steering and throttle servo
* Completely disassemble and reassemble the car. Yes, it's a major pain, but you may find something you were not expecting. When I recently disassembled my car, I found out that one of my bearings had seized and another one was starting to go bad. In addition, once you've stripped down the chassis, you can make sure it's okay.
Just some ideas. Hope it helps.
#10
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Wow... something so simple yet nobody thought about it. It was the drive shaft hitting the swing rack. Thanks a lot, I've been working at this problem for about 2 months now. Thanks again