<VV> steering wander at highway speeds

[Kirby Smith]

I ran rear toe out for a few years before my car went into my garage for 
a loooong upgrade/repair process, and did not find that it caused 
wander.  It did provide better turn-in.  I used rain race tires on the 
street, though, so there was little tire wall give to react to wind.

What did cause wander was the idler arm [?] in the steering linkage on 
the r.h. side.  The internal rubber would degrade.  I used to change 
mine every year to maintain steering precision.

kirby, 1966 turbo Corsa bought new.


NicolCS at aol.com wrote:
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> Don't forget to check the rear wheel alignment too.  If it's toed-out,  it 
> will wander at highway speeds. Craig  Nicol
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