mhjo Founding Member Nov 9, 2000 490 0 17 Oslo, Norway May 5, 2004 #1 May 5, 2004 #1 When I drive at 60-70, and make a full kickdown, car gets a little out of control. It feels like the rear's doing som steering of it's own. Any easy solutions?
When I drive at 60-70, and make a full kickdown, car gets a little out of control. It feels like the rear's doing som steering of it's own. Any easy solutions?
S Snail50 Founding Member Mar 24, 2001 787 0 0 Miami May 5, 2004 #2 May 5, 2004 #2 replace rear shocks, install rear swaybar?? make sure all bolts are tightened correctly?
pabear89 Active Member Apr 15, 2003 2,126 0 46 High in the Hills of So Ca with the Voices in My H May 5, 2004 #3 May 5, 2004 #3 Measure the rearend from front to back on both sides. if it is not correctly centered the car Dog tracks, and will want to push the car in the direction to the straight line of the rear wheels under power. PB
Measure the rearend from front to back on both sides. if it is not correctly centered the car Dog tracks, and will want to push the car in the direction to the straight line of the rear wheels under power. PB
J jesserose17 New Member Aug 21, 2003 219 0 0 Southern CA May 5, 2004 #4 May 5, 2004 #4 Are the rear leaf springs still original? If so, you might want to replace those.
M mustangdave My rearend needs a stud and two nuts. Founding Member Feb 26, 2002 2,976 1 56 North Carolina May 5, 2004 #5 May 5, 2004 #5 Also check the rear shackles and frt. mounting point of the leaf springs for damage or missing bushings.
Also check the rear shackles and frt. mounting point of the leaf springs for damage or missing bushings.
mhjo Founding Member Nov 9, 2000 490 0 17 Oslo, Norway May 6, 2004 #6 May 6, 2004 #6 Thanks guys - that makes a full check list for me!!