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Sounds like what we call bump steer. But it's what you get with our cars in stock form. But IMO there's not too much you can to to make the

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Old 11-16-2012, 02:32 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Sounds like what we call bump steer. But it's what you get with our cars in stock form. But IMO there's not too much you can to to make the car more comfortable than what stock already is. Coilover can be a shot but not sure which coilovers are going to give you the feel you want. Never tested mine on the softest setting.
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