Many people think that wandering in the front end is caused by a worn steering box. Mostly it is not the cause. Use of larger wheels/rubber puts more strain on the steering box which then flexes the chassis rail. This flexing is the cause of the wandering. You can get a brace to stiffen up the steering box by connecting to the inner guard at the junction of the strut tower. Another cause of wandering, is bump steer caused by lowering the front to the point where the radius arms angle up hill on bumps, steering the front wheels as they move. A combination of both of these problems makes the handling horrible.
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