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Originally Posted by 180sxdrifter
TC Rod bushings possibly
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They are shot...cracked and worn. I know these are on my list for being changed within the next month. Do you think they would be the culprit of the swaying though? If not, I wanna get it taken care of first and then replace as much suspension as possible all at once.
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Originally Posted by caall99
i had that problem on my supra. it turned out that the shocks on one side of the car had crapped out. the car would sway to one side as i went over speed bumps straight on. i guess thats what i get for driving rally style and getting airborne here and there on tight windy roads at over 90 mph. i replaced all four and the problem was gone.
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I was thinking the same thing, but not sure if it is them or not. I just put the shocks on there and they came off of a 60k mile donor car. I imagine they could be blown out, guess coilovers will tell me in time if that was it. It's just aggravating....plus combine that with the bumpsteer from my tie rods and sometimes if feels downright unsafe. I drive it daily and on some crappy roads too.