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Odd flexing/joint popping sounds on turns/steering issues 200 1989

posted by  machine man on  Mon Nov 18 10:30 CST 2019
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Hi Art,

You described what I think does happen to my ‘78 GT that is really bad.
Yep things are worn out under there because mind is all original under there as I noted in my other post.

The scenario you state about the how the tire itself wants to jump sideways is right on!
I think it’s like you said when it’s in full lock those wheels are turned a great deal!
That why we are able to turn so much tighter than any of those front wheel drive cars!

I’m sure glad the BB is working better like before, don’t you!
A little more activity on the 200 tab would suit me fine!

Thanks for your descriptions.

Phil





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