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Front is strutted or shaws a pic of set up would help, if there's shock involved could be the problem , as your accelerating if there's diffrnt resistance it will turn you, I also had an issue with my bar once, I went dirt dragging the weekend before and must hAve tweeted my bar in a rut , then went to aspault and almost put myself in the wall. Round house carrier or stock?

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Round house is mandatory. If everything is squared up, check pivot bearings and carrier bearings. Last but not least. You can use tire air pressure to make it all work.

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1st place to start/ cheapest IMO is measuring rear tire rollout. We normally do this on new tires & stretch the lesser one to match the greater one. If the tires have been used, like it sounds in your case. Measure to see the difference & share the findings. Usually nothing can be done to stretch a tire that has taken its set. We prefer to keep the difference less than a 1/4 between the 2 tires.

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I can´t say or know much, but check your front tire "angles" too. When my front toe and caster angle was way off, I was going left to right.

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