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Old 03-25-2010, 12:45 AM
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torque steer is probably from the motor mounts shifting. brake torque it from reverse let off then drive let off then reverse again while someone watches the mounts... Also vertical control arm bushings in front pull thru and can cause it. Have seen cv axle shafts cause a similar issue but not near as often.

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Old 03-25-2010, 09:43 AM
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torque steer is probably from the motor mounts shifting. brake torque it from reverse let off then drive let off then reverse again while someone watches the mounts... Also vertical control arm bushings in front pull thru and can cause it. Have seen cv axle shafts cause a similar issue but not near as often.
We do a lot of control arm bushings on the newer W-body cars. I would look at those very closely.

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