Hi everyone. I thought I had my bump steer/death wobble problem fixed. The steering was good for a very long time. Today, I took my '56 gasser out for a ride for about 20 miles. Again no problem until I came to a stop sign and had to make a hard left turn onto the road I live on. Made the turn and started up the road. Was going about 20-25mph and OMG, the death wobble started all over again. I didn't hit any bumps or holes. I couldn't believe it. Thank God I was only a couple hundred feet from home and I was able to back it down the driveway. I looked underneath and didn't s anything of interest. I don't have a clue as to why this happened. Had the car up to 60-70 mph several times without a problem. It tracked very straight. During travel, hit minor bumps but still no problem. I also made other hard left and right turns with no problem. I might also add, that the stock steering box on this car is shot. There is absolutely no adjustment left. You have to constantly correct the car going around even slight turns. By correcting, I mean turning the steering wheel a decent distance. Any ideas why this suddenly happened?? Would this bad steering box cause this or at least contribute to it?? I'm open to any and all suggestions. Thank you, Carmine.
Bump steer/death wobble
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Easyways - whether or not Carmine found any of your input productive, it does not excuse your immature insults and rant. I suggest you not take non-responses as a personal slight. I'm sure you have much to contribute to this site, I look forward to seeing it- but let's spend energy on constructive comments, not barbs. Thanks
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