Too Much POWER...
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Too Much POWER...
in my power steering. I want it firmed up a bit. Just got an alignment at the dealership and they said that that is the way it is.
Maybe I should have asked this in the Super Duty section, but either way, you guys know everything. Is there a remedy?
Thanks
Maybe I should have asked this in the Super Duty section, but either way, you guys know everything. Is there a remedy?
Thanks
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Originally Posted by TheYeti
in my power steering. I want it firmed up a bit. Just got an alignment at the dealership and they said that that is the way it is.
Maybe I should have asked this in the Super Duty section, but either way, you guys know everything. Is there a remedy?
Thanks
Maybe I should have asked this in the Super Duty section, but either way, you guys know everything. Is there a remedy?
Thanks
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Good idea Ken, when I switched from the stocker (which leaked from day one) to a Rancho, the steering was a bit stiffer. The faster you try to move it, the more resistance.
Maybe a dual would firm it up enough for you?
Maybe a dual would firm it up enough for you?
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I was kinda thinking that when I SEARCHED past threads. Thought that there may be a possible adjustment. Since the SS is not leaking and balljoints are good that may be only way.
I was hoping for my next steering stabilizer would go on my Woods MX Bike...DRATS
I was hoping for my next steering stabilizer would go on my Woods MX Bike...DRATS
