Topic: back end sliding advice needed (Read 2245 times)

mathewst · « **Reply #15 on:** 18 October 2009, 12:55:19 »

Skruntie what is the easiest way to check them?
Just lift the car or I need to remove the wheels?

tigers_gonads · « **Reply #16 on:** 18 October 2009, 14:28:23 »

check the rear shocks for signs of a leak
if the back end is going left then that is the one to check

had a escort years ago that went that way
you coulnt tell on the bounce test but as soon as the weight transfared onto that side in a corner, the bugger collaped and spun the car
once i got used to it though it was great fun on roundabouts

Mr Skrunts · « **Reply #17 on:** 18 October 2009, 17:19:53 »

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Skruntie what is the easiest way to check them?
Just lift the car or I need to remove the wheels?

Get some one else to look in my case.

|I dont know matey in all honesty.

mathewst · « **Reply #18 on:** 18 October 2009, 22:07:08 »

if you mean left, the turn was right but back end slided on the left

albitz · « **Reply #19 on:** 18 October 2009, 22:11:19 »

Keep your foot on the throttle,wind on opposite lock and grin from ear to ear.

Seriously though,I would bet on broken spring.Both mine were broken recently and mine was all over the place on the twisties.

mathewst · « **Reply #20 on:** 18 October 2009, 23:43:24 »

Albs which spring were broken front or back??
And can anyone please explain how to check them

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