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Old 03-27-2005, 09:00 AM
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car pulls to the right

i have a 95 honda civic ex with 17" wheels on it. i have had both cv joints replaced but have this strange breaking sound when i back outta my drive way with the wheels turnd on one side. It also pulls ALOT to that side when im driving especially when my tires catch a groove in the road. What is wrong, i dont know much about cars so do i need shocks or springs? HELP
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Re: car pulls to the right

Alignment would probably help.
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Re: Re: car pulls to the right

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Alignment would probably help.
Is the suspension modified?
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