Raptor is pulling to the left????????
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Raptor is pulling to the left????????
Originally posted by: omahapredator
check your compression and/or rebound adjustment if equipped!!!
check your compression and/or rebound adjustment if equipped!!!
Check your tire pressure and front end alignment. You may have a bent tie rod, a low tire, or a tweaked steering stem or handle bar.
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Raptor is pulling to the left????????
Originally posted by: maddog56
Somehow I doubt your shocks have magically gone out of sync. I havent seen the stockers adjust on their own.
Check your tire pressure and front end alignment. You may have a bent tie rod, a low tire, or a tweaked steering stem or handle bar.
Originally posted by: omahapredator
check your compression and/or rebound adjustment if equipped!!!
check your compression and/or rebound adjustment if equipped!!!
Check your tire pressure and front end alignment. You may have a bent tie rod, a low tire, or a tweaked steering stem or handle bar.
When you hit the gas the front wheels are in the air. Something in the rear is pushing left. Tire psi is the same. 3.5 psi.
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Raptor is pulling to the left????????
Originally posted by: 1LeSSRaptor
Make sure that the rear axle is tight on the bearings. If it comes loose even a little, on hard accel., the chain will pull on the axle and make it pull to the left.
Make sure that the rear axle is tight on the bearings. If it comes loose even a little, on hard accel., the chain will pull on the axle and make it pull to the left.
That sounds like that could be it. Are you talking about the 2 bolts that run through the rear center section?
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Raptor is pulling to the left????????
Originally posted by: maddog56
Yes, thats what he's referring to.
You want to make sure that both bolts are exactly the same number of threads into the bearing carrier and that the lock nuts are tight too.
Yes, thats what he's referring to.
You want to make sure that both bolts are exactly the same number of threads into the bearing carrier and that the lock nuts are tight too.