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Advice About My New Celica Sii


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Hey guys. I gave up one the idea of getting a 7th gen and got a 6th gen ss-II.

Love the car so far but have a few questions

The car seems to be pulling to the left. I took it back to the garage and they did the tracking. But that only helped a little. I just realised that when I press down on the front passenger side shock it is a good bit softer then the drivers side. Will take it back again. But not sure if they will do it under warranty. Would a problem like this generaly be expensive?

When I am on an uneven surface I have to fight with the steering a bit. Is this normal in a car with firm suspension?

And finaly the steering is a good bit heavier then my old car(1999 1.3 corolla) dosn't bother me at all but just wondering if it's normal.

Thanks :)

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suspension tracking and even a sticky caliper could cause the problem you describe so check them all the steering is good on mine i have ssii as well make sure the powersteering is ok but once you got it sorted the celica is great car and you will love it :D

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