Nobody

When braking hard from any speed north of 75 my car turns to the right. I'm not talking a little drift--I'm talking lane change type of right turn. I don't seem to have an issue at lower speeds and I don't have an issue with the car pulling to the right at a constant speed.

Is it that the brakes on the right side are gripping harder than the left? Alignment?

Thanks

Tedster

Start by checking all your tire pressures.

joe_s2k

B-I-N-G-O! That would be my first step too. If that's not it, one of your calipers may be clamping harder than the other.

Nobody

First thing I checked...tire pressures same all the way round.

Tedster

Then alignment and brake pads would be the next suspects, I guess.

Nobody

I had my alignment done about two weeks ago. I suppose it's possible that they didn't tighen something down and the alignment has changed???

I'll be replacing the rotors/calipers with the Spugen kit soon. In the meantime I guess I'll just keep the 100-0 threshold braking to a minimum.

BryanS2k

I'd have your alignment checked as was mentioned the in posts above because this could lead to a serious accident if you had to sometime stop quickly (could throw you into a 360 spin). When it is pretty badly off like that it can severely affect the car in the way that you mentioned.