RC-Monster Forums - View Single Post - does anybody know the reason why my truck does this?

blueb8llz · 07.20.2008, 04:37 PM

innitally, it pulls to any side randomly, then which ever way i turn the wheel, itll pull to that side. so even if i switched the tires around, itll act the same way again, because it was not always pulling to that same side anyways.
i have the rpm arms in the front so i dont have caster adjusted. and the camber is showing the same amount of threads on my pillow bals so it should be the same on both sides. and the toe in showing the same threads on the turnbuckle.
and all drive pins are snug. ill trying adding alot of toe in on the fronts to see if that works. kinda sucks in a way cus i didnt have to use toe in before and it went straight. but id be happy that it goes straght again. out of curiousity, why wouldnt everyone run their trucks with alot of toe in. isnt it the more toe in the better steering? or does adding too much toe in decrease speed?

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blueb8llz RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 812 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: bay area california	07.20.2008, 04:37 PM innitally, it pulls to any side randomly, then which ever way i turn the wheel, itll pull to that side. so even if i switched the tires around, itll act the same way again, because it was not always pulling to that same side anyways. i have the rpm arms in the front so i dont have caster adjusted. and the camber is showing the same amount of threads on my pillow bals so it should be the same on both sides. and the toe in showing the same threads on the turnbuckle. and all drive pins are snug. ill trying adding alot of toe in on the fronts to see if that works. kinda sucks in a way cus i didnt have to use toe in before and it went straight. but id be happy that it goes straght again. out of curiousity, why wouldnt everyone run their trucks with alot of toe in. isnt it the more toe in the better steering? or does adding too much toe in decrease speed?