OK - why does the GS handle so poorly?
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Originally Posted by pavster
Lexforlife, you might be right that the bushings protect the rack agains sudden jolts, although I would venture to say that it's the tires' job. I am sure everything we are doing -- stiffer shocks, springs, wider lower profile tires, poly bushings, braces, etc. -- increases shock on suspension components, driveline components, body joints, etc. so yeah, there will eventually be a price to pay. So what, I already spent a ton on the car (purchase price+gas+insurance+tires and other wear items) I might as well enjoy it. Otherwise, I am spending way more trading it for a bimmer because I hate its stock handing...
-pavel.
-pavel.
true indeed i hear ya bro
but again be careful with altering those mounting bolts and/pr adding to them , i inspected my rack today with my son turning the steering wheel and i see no movement within that area but i did see about a 1/8 inch side to side movement from the pass area where that grommet binds the rack , so i ordered a new grommet today to replace it tomm before having a high end alignment done
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Originally Posted by pavster
So I don't know maybe mine were just badly worn out -- hard to believe on a car with 22k miles on it... No movement at all for you though; ha?
calvin
i will take some pics tomm the grommet costs about $20 and grips around the rack in a bracket
they wear out due to hot and cold cyling and water and oils
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