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Old 08-28-2014, 08:39 PM
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Car pulling left

I had my control arm bushes recently changed from the dealer. Also had 2 new rear tyres fitted...same as the previous set.

Car is pulling left therefore had to correct steering to right to keep car straight. Took it back to Bridgestone for alignment and front passenger wheel was showing negative camber compared to front drivers side wheel....all other wheels were adjusted within normal ranges. Also noticed the passenger top suspension mount starting to crack at the edges as in this 50c heat rubber hardens quickly. (I had replaced driver side suspension mount 1 yr ago).

My question is that is the left pulling just down to the negative camber, or the suspension mount, or both or something else. If, in theory, i dont change the mount but simply move camber to a more positive value, should this fix the issue?

Grateful for your help.

Last edited by imi7; 08-28-2014 at 08:45 PM.
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