Alignment help

[classiccelica]

I set my front toe to zero all around, well at least it measures the same from the fronts of the front tires center to center and the rear of the front tires center to center, I believe my camber is at about -1 on the fronts. The problem is this, when I drive with any size passenger the steering wheel is more off center to the left and it pulls to the right. Gets worse the heavier the passenger is. By myself it is fine. Please I need recomendations for help here, as I have new tires and don't want them getting chewed up badly.

[classiccelica]

So there is nobody on here that can help me with this? Come on I know you suspension experts will have great advise.

[Manny Kid 15]

thats a first for me, but i will try to find out from my alignment spot maybe they can tell me something

[rd02SiR]

i think it may be due to the toe? I know my car will follow the crown in the road like no tomorrow. My front toe is set to 0, but i think oem 1/32 in is better for this.

Does it feel like your cars "wonders" on the highway or higher speeds?

[socmex7]

yes, 0 toe won't be fun, i'd knock it at least 1/32 in in the front.

[rd02SiR]

yeah i hate driving my car because of this reason. I'm gonna go get realigned next week.

[classiccelica]

i think it may be due to the toe? I know my car will follow the crown in the road like no tomorrow. My front toe is set to 0, but i think oem 1/32 in is better for this.

Does it feel like your cars "wonders" on the highway or higher speeds?

Yes it does wonder quite a bit on roads with grooves and higher speeds as well. Thank you all so far.

[K20A EP3]

Im having this issue too. I Just got it back from the alignment shop and its still all over the place, really pisses me off because i feel like it might snatch off the road. Im gonna take it back this week i think.

[HondaFreak]

Buy toe plates and measure. I'm sure something will be off.

Christian