Torque steer when in 4WD

BHoward6.6

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Feb 9, 2011
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So I was at the drag strip a few weeks ago, on the last pass the truck (in 4WD) was pulling to the left (drivers side), I had the wheel turned 1/4 turn to the right and the truck was still pulling to the left, hard enough I had to let out of it. Now It pulls to the left in 4WD when I give er fuel, the more fuel the more it pulls to the left. When I am coasting all is good.

Any one have any idea's what is making this happen
 

770JOHNNYW

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Sep 16, 2009
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mine does the same thing im sure somthing is wore out or bent mine will put you in a ditch if your not carefull!!! race tunes are scary in 4x4:rofl:
 

i_keyser

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Jun 4, 2010
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check to see if there is any play in your idler and pitman arm and the tie rods. mine did the same thing before i put on rare parts tie rods and new idler/pitman and braces and lowered the front end back to stock. the idler and pitman arms had a ton of play in them.
 

BHoward6.6

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Feb 9, 2011
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I don't recall this happening before I went to the track last time. I have tie-rod sleeves. How do you check to see if there is any play in the idler, pitman arm and the tie rods?
Torsion bar bolts are good.
 

BHoward6.6

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Feb 9, 2011
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So I removed all my steering components Tue evening, took about 2 or 3 hours. The pitman arm was not to bad with a custom puller
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Started the install of the Kryponite CL, tie-rods, idler box, idler gusset, moog pitman & idler arms, cognito Pitman / Idler support kit, and Bilstein Steering Stabilizer at 3:30 and was done at 7:00.
Install was pretty straight foward, hardest part was holding the massive CL up while threading the nut on the pitman arm.
The alignment came out perfect thanks to Firestone. The steering feels great, no play in it now, before I had over 3". The turning radius seems the same and no parts are rubing. My 4WD launches are straight.
The Kryptonite Gusset is a work of art.
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SSchmi5519

LLY Cult Leader
Oct 19, 2008
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So I removed all my steering components Tue evening, took about 2 or 3 hours. The pitman arm was not to bad with a custom puller
rolleyes.gif
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Started the install of the Kryponite CL, tie-rods, idler box, idler gusset, moog pitman & idler arms, cognito Pitman / Idler support kit, and Bilstein Steering Stabilizer at 3:30 and was done at 7:00.
Install was pretty straight foward, hardest part was holding the massive CL up while threading the nut on the pitman arm.
The alignment came out perfect thanks to Firestone. The steering feels great, no play in it now, before I had over 3". The turning radius seems the same and no parts are rubing. My 4WD launches are straight.
The Kryptonite Gusset is a work of art.
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What did that setup run you?
 

blk smoke lb7

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Wow very nice i just finished changing the center link in my friends 06 lly and i tried to get him to go to an aftermarkt center link and he got the stock 1 to bad for him.

Very nice job :thumb: