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Old 01-03-2002   #1 (permalink)
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car problems

i reved my engine at a red light and ZOOOOOOOOOOOM... (a little exagerated) but the car shifted to the left a little.. i think my alignment is off.. or are our cars crappy at handling?

anyone else have this problem?

also i turned a corner (pretty quickly) and the front end shifted left and back right... (no ice)

is this a problem with my alignment..

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Its called torque steer man. All FF cars do it. Unless it was unusually crazy, I wouldnt worry about it.
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or just lower ur car.
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Dood, it happens even after lowering. Also, the crappy rubber that we have..., it's bound to do a bit of torque slip. [IMG]i/expressions/laugh2.gif[/IMG]
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nope never happened to me
mines lowered with slicks but every time i take corner it follows tru but if i go toooo fast then it over steers or under steers hehehe
then i break but i never had a problem like that!
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dude...your car goes from side to side more than up and down off bumps...and it pulls to the right...

dret - sounds like tire problems more than anything else...unless you've gone off a couple curbs or anything..??
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nope i fixed that
it was the tires cuz they were bald lol on the sides thats why it pulled to the side lol
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ive taken too many hard rights and lefts!
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dam.. i did hit a curb... and my hubcap got pushed in... will honda fix it for free?

i think the alignments off...
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no they wont
ur gonna have to pay for the re alingment!!
sorrie cant spell hahaha
but yea u have to pay for anything u hit!
unless ur type B maintance comes in then u can wait till then cuz they re aling them !!
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<< will honda fix it for free?? >>



lol, will Honda fix anything for free? wait, will honda fix anything right? I guess I shouldn't be trash talking them but dang.. cool engineers and designers overseas is one thing, crappy customer service and pissed off mechanics is something that we just have to deal with. Blah
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