pooch
Well-known member
Yep, the goosey-goosey feel in a heavy A is like having flat tyres when cornering.
Wallowing of the rear end on the shackles.
Ford had to fit a front panhard bar in 35 when it went to cross steer, as the drag link wants to push and pull the whole axle sideways as it push/pulls on only one side steering arm.
The A with front steer push/pulls forward and then onto both steering arms at once.
Shocks do nothing at all for control of front and rear except for rebound .
Wallowing of the rear end on the shackles.
Ford had to fit a front panhard bar in 35 when it went to cross steer, as the drag link wants to push and pull the whole axle sideways as it push/pulls on only one side steering arm.
The A with front steer push/pulls forward and then onto both steering arms at once.
Shocks do nothing at all for control of front and rear except for rebound .