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Old 06-13-2008, 01:46 PM   #119 (permalink)
bluedvl11
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Hey guys. I had the KW V2's and Hotchkis sways installed about a year ago and I really love them. It made the ride so much more responsive and comfortable and the handling was 10 fold better. It also corrected the bump steer problem. Now a year later I am noticing that it is starting to react when hitting bumps again, the steering wheel wants to jerk when I hit bumps on the highway and the over all handling fells a little loose. I have more body roll in the corners then I did a year ago. What do you think the cause of this is? Do I need to have anything re tourqed or do you think something might have failed? I'm running 22's with about a 1 1/2 inch drop and a 1/2 rake. Alignment is dead on with 0 degree camber. It has a slight pull which I'm sure is due to the craddle but its not bad at all. Any suggestions would be great, thanks!
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