daveprice7
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- First Name
- Dave
- Joined
- Aug 26, 2019
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- Location
- Junction City, OR
- Vehicle(s)
- 2019 Sport 2DR, 2020 Willys 2DR
- Occupation
- Nerd
Hi ya'll, I'm a new '19 2dr Sport owner (last Saturday).
I drove it 300 miles home from the dealer down I-5 through Seattle and Portland traffic and damn near shat myself with the drifting and inability to make small corrections, causing quite a bit of drunk driving/fishtailing. The build date on mine is April 19. Am I to assume the TSB remedies don't apply to me? Alignment or toe-in(out?) may still be an issue from transport though, right? (Sorry, I'm not super knowledgable about the specifics of suspensions). I let the air out of my tires when I got home and read on this forum that they are usually overinflated. It didn't seem to make any difference at 36psi. Some folks say this aftermarket steering stabilizer from Rough Country is worth the $55. Besides making sure my alignment is not messed up, is that my only other solution? I don't have high hopes taking this to the dealer with something as subjective as "I can't drive in a straight line on a perfectly flat and smooth highway".
Thanks for any insight!
I drove it 300 miles home from the dealer down I-5 through Seattle and Portland traffic and damn near shat myself with the drifting and inability to make small corrections, causing quite a bit of drunk driving/fishtailing. The build date on mine is April 19. Am I to assume the TSB remedies don't apply to me? Alignment or toe-in(out?) may still be an issue from transport though, right? (Sorry, I'm not super knowledgable about the specifics of suspensions). I let the air out of my tires when I got home and read on this forum that they are usually overinflated. It didn't seem to make any difference at 36psi. Some folks say this aftermarket steering stabilizer from Rough Country is worth the $55. Besides making sure my alignment is not messed up, is that my only other solution? I don't have high hopes taking this to the dealer with something as subjective as "I can't drive in a straight line on a perfectly flat and smooth highway".
Thanks for any insight!
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