Thread: bumpsteer kit

This system can measure bump steer down to 0.001". The dial gauge is very accurate and you can definitley see small changes under suspension movement.

For me I wouldn't mess with bump steer on my car without this gauge. There is zero information on this subject for the Maximas so I have no idea what sized spacer I should use for the lowered suspension I have.

To defray the cost a friend of mine is going half on it with me but we have to adjust his Mustang Cobra with IRS. He has bump steer adjustable at all four corners and says it is in need of fine tuning even though he is running a recomended race tested aftermarket setup.

Bump, is this kit ready yet? I don't check this forum regularly, but I still have cash in hand and ready to pay.

Thanks

Does anyone have a bump steer measuring device they wouldn't mind renting out or know where one could be rented from?

great news!!! the parts are done!!!

i should have them next week and be able to start shipping

could purchasers send a pm with:
name
forum handle
address
phone number
e-mail
vehicle

thanks for your patience everyone

-chuck

what about those that have already paid? do you still need my info?

woot! I'm so stoked.

x2 I thought all that stuff was sent when I sent you Paypal.

Are these all set to ship out? Sent you all the information via PM. Need to get these soon so I can get the car back on the road.

i don't have them yet

should be sometime this week

thanks
-chuck

well i got the pins, couplers and big spacers in.




they forgot the small spacers. they are sending them out tomarrow.
sorry guys looks like a few more days.


the good thing is these look great. the zinc plating should hold up better. the soild shoulder will make them stronger and prevent any galling issues.

thank you for you patience and i am sure you will be happy with the kits ............ when you finally get them "\


thanks
-chuck

Thanks for all the information provided on "bumpsteer" from BenFenner, Shingouki, and BlackMax.


Would most knowledgeable suspension folks agree that in general this is a modification best suited towards race car vehicles and/or people that have access to such a gauge?

Further, this bumpsteer kit is not really necessary or appropriate on a street car?

I'm trying to get a firm handle on this units intended customer base.

1) Primarily Street Car with no access to a "bumpsteer gauge"?

2) Primarily Street Car with access to a "bumpsteer gauge"?

3) Primarily Track Car with no access to a "bumpsteer gauge"?

4) Primarily Track Car with access to a "bumpsteer gauge"? YES.

I answered that last one myself.

The rest I am not so sure.

Any input is appreciated.

Shawn B