Does your Subie pull to the right?
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Hi All,
Just checked the tire pressure...
They were almost exactly on spec 36 F 30 R...
Guess this is not a tire pressure issue. I guess this is something I will just have to deal with, just as many others are.
I am open to ideas, tho. Let me know if anyone has any other thoughts..
Thanks
Just checked the tire pressure...
They were almost exactly on spec 36 F 30 R...
Guess this is not a tire pressure issue. I guess this is something I will just have to deal with, just as many others are.
I am open to ideas, tho. Let me know if anyone has any other thoughts..
Thanks
Ive noticed that mine will slightly pull to whichever way the road is crowned/angled. Same with my old bugeye wagon. I wouldnt worry about it (Im OCD too).
Also - your alignment is pretty tame, try -1.0 to -1.5 degrees camber up front. I have -1.0 camber and the handling/turn in response is improved.
Also - your alignment is pretty tame, try -1.0 to -1.5 degrees camber up front. I have -1.0 camber and the handling/turn in response is improved.
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Good news! I was able to work out the kinks on my pulling issue. I think my sti is really sensitive to even the slightest difference in PSI from right vs. left tires. My gauge I was using was not easy enough to get an accurate reading from.
I bought a automatic tire inflator from lowes made by black and decker for $34. I was able to set the right and left tires to exactly the same psi. Now the pull to the right is all but eliminated - only a little pull at times due to crowning.
Thanks to all for your help on this!!!
I bought a automatic tire inflator from lowes made by black and decker for $34. I was able to set the right and left tires to exactly the same psi. Now the pull to the right is all but eliminated - only a little pull at times due to crowning.
Thanks to all for your help on this!!!
Good news! I was able to work out the kinks on my pulling issue. I think my sti is really sensitive to even the slightest difference in PSI from right vs. left tires. My gauge I was using was not easy enough to get an accurate reading from.
I bought a automatic tire inflator from lowes made by black and decker for $34. I was able to set the right and left tires to exactly the same psi. Now the pull to the right is all but eliminated - only a little pull at times due to crowning.
Thanks to all for your help on this!!!
I bought a automatic tire inflator from lowes made by black and decker for $34. I was able to set the right and left tires to exactly the same psi. Now the pull to the right is all but eliminated - only a little pull at times due to crowning.
Thanks to all for your help on this!!!
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