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MountainMoparRobin


and this statement doesn't describe how bump steer would happen, for if you hit a bump, how is that creating bump steer? we all hit bumps everyday, does this create bump steer? no! a bump does nothing to the axle, or the stock height trucks would have bump steer, so this isn't a good representation of bump steer, however if you see that the rack moves with the axle then you would see that it always keeps a perfect steering geometry.

as usual you miss the point - the mounting points of a 2003 RAM and how this rack is mounted on a sweptline is VERY different - based on the photos and lack of detailed info when first posted leave the viewer with the opinion that the chance for a bump to influence the steering is VERY HIGH.

Call it bump steer, bump roll or jounce - whatever.

please do a better job presenting your case by taking more photos before posting.

Ben

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Edited 4 time(s). Last edit at 10/07/2009 09:00AM by ben.