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Old 05 January 2003, 01:05 PM
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here we go again

in one line: bump steer=bad. Get it sorted £120ish

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Old 30 April 2003, 07:35 PM
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I have never heard of this before could any body explain to me what it is and the price for it?
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You had a look in 'Suspension?'
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If you do a search you will find quite a few threads.

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Under heavy braking the front wheels will splay slightly outwards which obviously causes less tyre pattern to be in contact with th eroad surface resulting a tendancy (certainty ) for the car to understeer. This also causes flexing of the brake lines etc and is generally bad news.

The bumpsteer mod shortens some shims or something in the steering rack or another techinical thingy and therefore stiffens up the front and keeps the thing stable under braking. This also stabilises the car especially when braking from higher speeds

The results on my car were to leave it with a very planted but slightly tail happy feel

Hope that helps and hope someone will ineveitably describe the shim thingies in correct technical fashion
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