Bumpy ride

[bliss_creator]

Hey guys,

Well I had got an alignment done and for some reason the car feels like its jumping from one lane to the next when changing lanes, and it tends to pull to one side when starting from a stop. My rear right wheel has -1.9 Camber and the left is at 1.0, in the green. So if I get a camber kit will it fix this issue or do what else can be done to fix it? Thanks guys.

I feel really awkward when changing lanes because of this issue, any other suggestions are welcome. Thanks

 

[CG6Lemon]

hm.. maybe the shop u went to didnt do a good job? r ur wheels balanced?

 

[Sleeper Cell]

It could be the roads you are driving on. I get some jerky lane changes when the road is uneven.

 

[dvilla5506]

that happend to me but b4 i got an alignment and then after i was good

 

[bliss_creator]

Yes the wheels are balanced, I had it checked at another shop too. Theres only one place in this city that aligns a lowered car. So I m stuck.

 

[bliss_creator]

It could be the roads you are driving on. I get some jerky lane changes when the road is uneven.

I didnt have an issue when I was not lowered either, so I doubt its the roads

 

[inv4zn]

Did you get new wheels/tires?

Did you get an alignment because you changed some stuff, or just regular maintenance?

 

[bliss_creator]

The alignment was done after new wheels/tires and shock/springs(after 500 m) were put in.

 

[inv4zn]

Oh, well then haha

This happened to me exactly (500m after new wheels + tires, shocks + springs) the same way.

If you got wider tires, they will hunt more compared to skinnier/thinner tires...they'll also react more to grooves in the pavement. The change in suspension should amplify this effect as well...

Honestly, if all your suspension parts are fine, and everything was done correctly, you just gotta get used to it..heh.

 

[Fuzz]

The fact that you have a degree difference of camber shouldn't change anything but I wouldn't put it past it. Get yourself an ingalls camber kit and go for a re-alignment.