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Cars sliding and feels like it's ready to spin out at any giving moment and not only during bad wheather I fixed control arms ball joints and now need to fix axels and it's alligned what els can cause my car to be unstable
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Hello, There are a couple things to consider: how thick are your sway bars if they are aftermarket/performance parts, how old are your tires (mileage and age), the rear differential may not be allowing the wheels to turn different speeds. Anything ring a bell?
Tires are used but I jus replaced the 2 rear tires, I haven't checked the sway bars I'm no mechanic but it's an idea I can give my repair man, and as far as aftermarket parts I know the car has an aftermarket exhaust system and few parts so maybe the previous owner did do a few mods... also my mechanic said that I have a bad strut and coiler on the rear driver side.... it was hailing yesterday and my car spun side ways after a regular right turn going at like 7 miles an hour
You should start looking more into your rear differential. People weld them to make their car slide, and it works really well. Has it had the issue since you bought it?
To be honest it started when I spun on in the rain and the car was stopped by hitting the curb on the driver side but I've attempted repairs since then... and still
Oh ok, thanks. So, with impact you want to inspect the chassis. It is best to do this at a body shop, but if you prefer not, then you'll need to look under the car where the control arms for the wheels bolt to the car. Look for warping, crinkled metal, broken bolts, etc... anything not normal. Compare bad side to good side, use a photo from google, etc... And don't feel bad, salvage yards are full because of accidents... they happen. p.s. if the bad parts are replaced, and alignment is attempted, it will tell you if you are bent beyond tolerance.