Tire Wear Help
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WITHOUT the clunk washer installed, do you think that could contribute to the front tires wandering when it hits bumps driving down the road and following the "divits" in the street
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Originally Posted by SILVERLIGHTNING
You should install "Clunk Washers" to help keep everything within specs.
Without them the driver's side lower control arm may "wander".
FF
Without them the driver's side lower control arm may "wander".
FF
Last edited by gbgary; May 28, 2005 at 07:39 PM.
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Originally Posted by l-menace
WITHOUT the clunk washer installed, do you think that could contribute to the front tires wandering when it hits bumps driving down the road and following the "divits" in the street
Without the clunk washers the alignment will change, so it MAY contribute to the front tires wanting to pull the steering wheel out of your hands, but I think it is mostly the tires.
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So to make sure that I don't go through this tire alignment nightmare again, it sounds like I need to invest in some clunk washers ?
Who would be the choice to order from, PSP, JDM, Mike T, LFP, Chick?
Also, I've seen the diagrams for install but how long does it take and is a lift required ?
Thanks
Who would be the choice to order from, PSP, JDM, Mike T, LFP, Chick?
Also, I've seen the diagrams for install but how long does it take and is a lift required ?
Thanks