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Adjusting towards the maximum will be more driver friendly.

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Old 11-01-2019, 07:31 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Wow, thank you for all your reply's.
To answer a few questions some of you had -

1) Does not matter the road. It drifts on brand new pavement, old pavement, concrete pavement, highways etc.
2) I always check tire pressure and keep it at 35 lbs on all four corners.
3) I do not have the alignment specs from when they did it. I will take the advise all of you gave me, the alignment spec sheet posted to the dealer and get a fresh alignment.
4) One big question ? What is TRAMLINING ??? Not famuliar with that term.

Thanks for all your help, it is appreciated...
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