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When I bought my used x from the dealership I had them do two alignments on it cause it kept pulling to the left. It's not terrible but it does pull. Here is my specs
What do I need to change or replace to fix this issue
i would say your front camber is causing the pull. the side with more camber pushes your car towards the side with less. try to either bring the passenger front wheel out for less camber or bring in the driver side for more camber. make sure your tires all have equal tire pressure. if some of your tires are worn and some are new it will cause a pull also.
edit: possible for a unlevel alignment rack, bad alignment heads, binding brake, bad wheel bearings can show good alignment but rock around when you drive, maybe lower control arm bushings or ball joint.
all assuming no wrecks ect.
Last edited by sterlinge; Aug 12, 2016 at 03:56 PM.
i would say your front camber is causing the pull. the side with more camber pushes your car towards the side with less. try to either bring the passenger front wheel out for less camber or bring in the driver side for more camber. make sure your tires all have equal tire pressure. if some of your tires are worn and some are new it will cause a pull also.
edit: possible for a unlevel alignment rack, bad alignment heads, binding brake, bad wheel bearings can show good alignment but rock around when you drive, maybe lower control arm bushings or ball joint.
all assuming no wrecks ect.
Thanks it hasn't been in a wreck...it's a 13 with 32k on it and never seen winter. I would assume it's something minor I hope it is just pulling cause of the bad tread on the left front tire. Very worn on the inside not seeing any metal yet but the wear is noticeable. But I doubt that's the case. I was looking into the h&r camber bolts cause I hear they allow for greater adjustments when it comes to having negative camber like I do. I will double check tire pressure and from what I saw the ball joints and bushings where like new
Back when I had a 1994 Miata R with a Torsen rear diff, if the tire pressure was off a little on the drive wheels to would pull to one side big-time under power.
sure there are some bits for the rear to add more camber, also coilovers for the front allow for more camber as well. What type of adjustments are wanting? The care already has some capability to be adjusted as is.