alkrstev

[QUOTE=Zeppelin;3442079]Did any of your previous cars have low profile tires? I know the stock 225/45/17 tire is not low profile by some standards but these tires and others of shorter sidewalls will tend to pull the car towards the slope of the road. I think you have proven that it is pulling to the low side of the road whether it be right or left.

Sorry to say this may be normal.[/QUOTE

That is correct, but it pulls to the right a lot more than it does to the left. When your street is relatively straight with little or no tilt, the car still steers to the right. I have to push the wheel to the left in order for the car to stay straight.

TemjinX2

i disagree...i have low profile tires on my c32 and my other hondas. The car drove straight all my cars.

Only time is pulled was because the tires didnt wear evenly because i drove with a bad alignment. The tires straigtend out once they wore evenly.

he needs to fix his caster...lol i put on the other post. Either that he has defective tires..with whats called radial drag.

I had them once with a bad set of pirelli i bought before made in turkey. It was my one and only time ever buying pirelli tires.

Zeppelin

So tell us how to fix the caster so that it does not pull to the left when driving down the road one way and pull to the right when driving down the same road in the opposite way.

TemjinX2

I already posted the caster specs on the first page. I even changed out my suspension with coil overs and my car still drives straight without an alignment. I'm running on 235/35/19 tires.