What is Bumpsteer and How to Fix It | Tech Tip

[@blackmancer]

This is the best explaination of what you are adjusting from all the videos I've seen.

[@morgande]

Had this installed along with control arms in Valdosta. Jamie did some of the work actually. Good guy! As you can tell, he knows a hell of a lot about performance driving

[@BrasherR1]

The visual demonstrations were exactly what I needed, let alone the commentary explained everything I needed to know. Thanks guys👍

[@danielrivers4850]

Wow this is great information, I thank you for taking the tile to explain and have a great video detailing all of it. I shall definitely be doing this to my mustang if I lower it

[@robertoortiz85]

90 percent of the alignment shops dont adjust bump steer. They dont deal with aftermarket parts. Many just guess on the correct spacers to put and deal with bump steer

[@Coyote.Collector]

Steeda is the best

[@jgjgjgj1]

Can you change these for without changing the lower control arms?

[@bitedawg]

great video guys,thanks!

[@Soap_Bar]

What is the wear like on a bump steer kit? Will the elements cause them to go bad quickly? Salt, Snow, Rain, Dirt, etc??

[@abuck2844]

Good question. Ungreasable pivot joint for the tierod end worries me that this would wear out rapidly.

[@djwarren5081]

Thanks for explaining it.

[@chriscosten80]

Any chance you can make a kit for a 2018 fusion sport?

[@ZuluJomama]

What is generally the best spacer setup for a mustang lowered on your progressive springs?

[@LongStroke351]

There is no correct answer, just have to make the arms parallel

[@AlavonMajor]

a detailed answer from Steeda would be great!! literally have the exact same question.

[@WarriorOfEden3033]

Does it work in a Crown Vic

[@Tutt74]

Get info

[@w.branch1096]

So does the Alignment Shop adjust your Bumpsteer componant or do we & if we have to adjust it, is it as simple as making the tie-rod straight again (seems like room for error without computer alignment)???

[@steedaautosports]

Ideally an alignment shop would adjust the bumpsteer when you lower the vehicle. The goal is to get the tie-rod level with the lower control arm, and then adjust the toe in or out to get the alignment in spec.

[@yoganlates7775]

Is this product on the Silver Bullet? Is it needed for drag racing applications?

[@steedaautosports]

Yes it is! In drag racing the front of the car will rise as you launch, this change in toe will cause bump steer and increase the front “scrub” and slow the car down. When we were battling to be the fastest Gen III NA Mustang in the world it was little things like bump steer, aero and our close lid intake that allowed us to still run the fastest pass on E85 to date of 143mph on Motor alone. All the little things like bump steer really add up.

[@yoganlates7775]

@@steedaautosports will I be able to run 15x3 front wheels with the bump steer kit?

[@treaco89]

I have your bumpsteer kit on my 2014 mustang and it still does this very bad, any adjustments you suggest?

[@W3BZSL1NG3R]

Bump steer 🤔 Hell if i bump something I steer away... So What's this really do? 😆 does it automatically do it, when ur drunk?