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Bump steer kits..any good?

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Hey guys.

Well, the 66 is almost ready for the summer. Once my hand gets better I can put the wheels on and setup the alignment. I redid all the suspenstion with your typical shelby drop and 620 coils. Running 17x7 tt2.

I plan on setting the alignment with 1-1.5* neg camber, hopefully 2* caster and 1/8th toe in. I know these cars are known for bad bump steer.

Has anybone used the baer tracker kit? fix the problem? ( i think dodgestang used these..did you?).

I noticed pro-motorsports is suppose to totally eliminate bs, but is another 100 and looks fugly.


any info/comments/experience would be great.

Nate
 

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Try this

Call John at opentracker, he sells them and is very sharp on what works and what dont. He wont try and sell you anything you dont need either.

www.opentracker.com

http://www.opentrackerracingproducts.com/
 
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c24sc said:
I noticed pro-motorsports is suppose to totally eliminate bs, but is another 100 and looks fugly.
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Pro-motorsports is made so it also moves were the tie rod is connected to the spindle, this makes the steering a little faster. It removes about ½ turn from stop to stop on the steering wheel.
 

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I went with the Baer Tracker kit. Installed it a month ago, haven't driven the car since (at paint shop). I bought the kit from jegs or summit a year ago for about $160. If I did it over I'd buy from Dallas Mustang for only $110.

http://www.dallasmustang.com/page/products.php?category=&group=&family=&product=61549

If you want more caster, the adjustable strut rods should help but they are way more money. I have the Global West ones.
 
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66 Restomod said:
I went with the Baer Tracker kit. Installed it a month ago, haven't driven the car since (at paint shop). I bought the kit from jegs or summit a year ago for about $160. If I did it over I'd buy from Dallas Mustang for only $110.

http://www.dallasmustang.com/page/products.php?category=&group=&family=&product=61549

If you want more caster, the adjustable strut rods should help but they are way more money. I have the Global West ones.
Click to expand...


wow. nice find. 110 bucks.

Ya, i'm going to wait for the adjustable rods. Might redo susp. with coil/overs in a year or two.

Now, i've read how to make a homemade bump steer gauge and how to find out how much to adjust it/etc. But has anybody here done it themselves? I know its going to take a full day in the garage.

nate
 
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