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Old 05-26-2015, 10:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Classic442 View Post
I found to be at issue after the updated parts were installed was a shop or friend to align to updated specifications and spring rates that create pitch when pushed hard over uneven pavement. I noticed this issue on my 87 Buick T when I used Moog springs. It would pitch rear to front when turning and accelerating through an intersection and exiting the turn. The first time this happened it unloaded the rear tires while the turbo was spooling. Needless to say the Buick earned a story that day as a few fellow car guys and I were headed to a local get together. It felt more like my 74 Dodge 100 then a well balanced car. Lance
Sounds like a wild ride. Was it a mismatch of the spring rates? Weak shocks?