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Drifting to the right... Then to the left. - DarkInferno - 15-11-2013 Car seems to drift right under acceleration... and left as you lift off... increasing with torque.... Its getting worse, and I need to sort it now... Just want a list of probable causes to check before I get it up in the air if possible? RE: Drifting to the right... Then to the left. - silverzx - 15-11-2013 Drifting you say? RE: Drifting to the right... Then to the left. - Jimbo - 15-11-2013 P bushes would be my guess RE: Drifting to the right... Then to the left. - DarkInferno - 15-11-2013 my 200sx was black RE: Drifting to the right... Then to the left. - silverzx - 15-11-2013 Sorry!! http://youtu.be/epLjmOgmgE0 http://youtu.be/il986P_ooEE RE: Drifting to the right... Then to the left. - DarkInferno - 15-11-2013 Any other ideas or p bushes pretty likely? Likely enough to buy a set before checking them? It had new wishbones.... a few years back now i guess.... suppose they could well have worn out again.. RE: Drifting to the right... Then to the left. - Jimbo - 15-11-2013 Yeah id say almost definitely p bushes RE: Drifting to the right... Then to the left. - Nath140889 - 15-11-2013 Mine started this the other day but viciously diving one way then the other, was the sub frame that had snapped across ine of the front mount points for passenger wishbone