[Damo]

I haven't looked into why it does this, the only thing I can really think of is tyre pressures. What else should I be looking for?

[steve]

Damo loses points for asking questions he should know the answers to

[royce]

faulty brakes

how bad?

front diff bent?

I would try swapping tyres left to right

[Damo]

royce wrote:

faulty brakes

how bad?

front diff bent?

I would try swapping tyres left to right

Directional tyres. Front to back maybe?

steve wrote:

Damo loses points for asking questions he should know the answers to

What's my current score?

[royce]

now you broke the forum!!!!!!!!!!!

no left to right, at least you will know its the problem, then swap them back or spin them on the rim to point the right way

[Damo]

Haha, I can break anything

[lump_a_charcoal]

What happened there?

[royce]

damo broke it

[Damo]

royce wrote:

damo broke it

And my prize is?

[steve]

i get the points for fixing it .. and adding a new smiley peaceout

[royce]

what do you know about cars pulling left?

[Hybrid]

I was going to say bent spring but then realised you havent done anything to bend it in months :p. It would have to be the tyres wouldn't it? Loose u-bolts, shackles, bent steering rods and just about everything else I can think of would give the death wobbles, not just left pull.

[lump_a_charcoal]

Possibly something on the drivers seat is warped...

[steve]

yeah, maybe the seat is twisted to the right?

[Damo]

Hybrid wrote:

I was going to say bent spring but then realised you havent done anything to bend it in months

Far out every time I post something up I just get smashed for being a web wheeler!!!

I'm going to try the tyres first and see how that goes.

Maybe it could be bushes?

[steve]

sorry Damo

1st, jack the car up and roll the wheels around to see how free they move, and compare them to each other?

possibly brakes, or wheel bearings?

[Damo]

steve wrote:

sorry Damo

1st, jack the car up and roll the wheels around to see how free they move, and compare them to each other?

possibly brakes, or wheel bearings?

Yeah that's a good idea too, thanks Steve.

[royce]

being solid axle it would be hard to call it an alignment problem unless the housing is bent, even if you had no bushes in one side it would still drive straightish

I think all sierras need the passenger side hub bent to give a little negative camber, that would fix em

[Damo]

royce wrote:

being solid axle it would be hard to call it an alignment problem unless the housing is bent, even if you had no bushes in one side it would still drive straightish

I think all sierras need the passenger side hub bent to give a little negative camber, that would fix em

Mine has been bottomed out on the driver's side at some stage. The steel bracket that the bump stop is bolted to is bent.

[royce]

might need a match on the left then negative camber is my cure for everything

[SuperRoo]

Could also be a buggered shock or a hub that hasnt unlocked.

[Damo]

SuperRoo wrote:

Could also be a buggered shock or a hub that hasnt unlocked.

I ran with no hubs for a while so I know it's not the hubs. Shocks are good too