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03-17-2012, 07:29 AM
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Re: Will shortening tie rods 3/4" cause bump steer?
OK, one more question, this isn't to argue but more of a why??? Wouldnt/doesn't every car HAVE to experience some bump steer when turning?
Based on the drawing above the inner tierods and pivots have to be planar, and the outers have to be planar. When turning the outer pivots all stay planar. The inner pivots are fixed and the tie rod would either be short of the line or past the line depending on which way the wheel was turned. So is there always bumpsteer there and its just too minimal to notice? |
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