-=> Quoting Sean Dunbar to Landon Robinson <=-
LR> when I am on a "crowned" road I have to turn the steering
LR> wheel to the left to make it steer straight. On a flat road
LR> it steers fine. Is this normal of is the front end wearing
LR> out? It's the same truck the '77 Ford F-250 2wd. Ttyl,
SD> I believe it's normal. I have to do the same thing no matter WHAT I'm
SD> driving when I'm on a crowned road.
SD> Actually though, normally I HAD to hold the wheel a little to the left
SD> on my truck (bad alignment, never got it fixed). On a crowned road in
SD> the left lane, I'd have to hold it to the RIGHT.
The day I received this from you on the way home I ended up on a four lane
road and had to do the same thing you did. My '68 Impala has to be on a
really steep "crown" before you have to steer crooked to go straight. I
havn't driven my truck in about five years so I couldn't remember what it's
mannerisms were. Sure is nice being back in that huge cab again where I'm up
above everyone else, the Impala was rather low even though it wasn't a
"low-rider".
-Landon
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