S2000 Torque Steer?
#12
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Originally Posted by ikeyballz' date='Dec 29 2008, 04:01 AM
im sure the guys who change your tires after will hate you though.
#13
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I bet there is something in the LF too. Scrutinize it carefully. If all esle fails, remove the wheel from the car, pump it up to over 30 psi and submerge it in some water. You will see bubbles at the leak. Alternatively, you can spray soapy water over the wheel and look for bubbles. Likely sites are all along the tread, the seating surface (interface of tire and rim) and the valve stem.
I do not recommend the slime. It will cause a big mess that is difficult to clean.
I do not recommend the slime. It will cause a big mess that is difficult to clean.
#17
Originally Posted by CosmosMpower' date='Dec 29 2008, 10:11 AM
Kind of hard to get torque steer in a RWD car.
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