Had stock wheels and new tyres and it was allways trying to go one way or the other on the road. Even going left on lift off and right on power.Changed wheels to 16" with decent tyres and had the front tracking done as it was visibly out.
It was better but the issue is still there. Most noticeable on motorways. It's the lest relaxing motorway drive I've had ever. The car needs driving all the time even at 60mph. I think my left rear shock is past it's best as it's gone very stiff and the right rear feels softer but is still damping.
Fronts just feel old. This issue feels like it's the front doing the movement.
Now and again I can feel the diff swap which wheel it's giving power to, normally from left to right.
But this only happens a couple of times a week. If it's going to spin a wheel (doesn't really do it with the new tyres) it will be the right rear. On twisty roads it doesn't notice at all as the direction is allways changing anyway.
Bumps do show up the stiff rear shock thoughThe new wheels are not that light, a tiny bit lighter than the stock ones while being an inch bigger and wider.
They have made the steering noticeably heavier. Though the 2's steering isn't stupid light anyway. (rev 4 power steering uk model)Buying parts to the solve the problem is fine but don't want to buy parts to fault find as it's too expensive and could waste a lot of money not solving the issue.
Not sure taking it for an alignment is worth it before fitting new shocks and springs, which are now nearly 20 years old.
