Is this normal

[Chris_sava]

Hello Savage community (that doesn't sound/read right lol) I've just uploaded a quick video, only 19sec. Is it normal?
Thank you much in advance

 

[Gazzman]

It's doing that cause you have the steering turn buckles attached to the top of the hub and not the underside.

 

[Chris_sava]

Hi Gazzman thanks for getting back to me! Ah yes that would make sense, I think as they are right now they're in an under and over configuration.
I'll have a squint in the morning, the truck is down my workplace.
Regards, Chris.

 

[Gazzman]

Hi Gazzman thanks for getting back to me! Ah yes that would make sense, I think as they are right now they're in an under and over configuration.
I'll have a squint in the morning, the truck is down my workplace.
Regards, Chris.

Think it defo your problem, I made the same mistake on one of my trucks last year. Left me scratching my head for a while. LOL.

 

[Paul Williams]

This is one thing i do know i did the same myself the turnbuckle is attached to the top of the hub and not underneath as Gazz said.

 

[Gazzman]

This is one thing i do know i did the same myself the turnbuckle is attached to the top of the hub and not underneath as Gazz said.

Hi Paul, yep it's a silly but easy mistake to make, doubt if we were the only ones that have done it.

 

[Paul Williams]

Hi Paul, yep it's a silly but easy mistake to make, doubt if we were the only ones that have done it.

Lol very true!

 

[Gazzman]

@Paul Williams, How you getting on with these IRC dog bones mate, broken one yet?

 

[Paul Williams]

@Paul Williams, How you getting on with these IRC dog bones mate, broken one yet?

Not used it yet, too scared of breaking something

 

[Chris_sava]

Bump steer dealt with, I can carry on with the remainder of my plans for the Savage now.
Thank you very much for your input @Gazzman

 

[Gazzman]

The easy fixes are always the best mate. Glad to be of help.