Halp, /o/. I have an '04 Mustang GT that pulls to the left

>>17665844
Did you do your front brake rotors and pads? Do you have uneven tire wear?

>>17665844
That's actually a standard feature to avoid plowing into crowds

>>17665854

No uneven tire wear. I didn't do the rotors and pads in the front, since they look good and have been wearing evenly. I think they were fairly new when I bought the car.

>>17665858

But I'm going to a car show tomorrow and everyone will laugh if I don't hit a pedestrian.

>>17665862
The rotors could be warped, that's not something you can really tell by looking. Every if they're only bent a hair, it'll cause noticable problems

>>17665844
You should have gotten an alignment BEFORE spending hundreds of dollars on brake parts.

>>17665844
So you basically changed everything and didn't change what was causing it? That's the symptom of warped rotors.

maybe you're just a fat cunt and your weight causes it to pull to the left

>>17665898
>>17665952
I'm used to warped rotors giving a shaking or pulsing in the pedal. No?

>>17665901
It needed it anyway. Rear brakes were completely toast in every respect and one front caliper was starting to drag.

>guys this thing happens when braking
>doesn't replace the brakes

Get an alignment?

front right brake line is kinked.

>>17666172

Already replaced the hoses, and the hard lines are like new.

>>17665844
Your devil mustang want more blood

>>17665980
>I'm used to warped rotors giving a shaking or pulsing in the pedal. No?
They do but they also can pull to a side.

This sounds a LOT like a worn out ball joint. Suspension ball joint most likely... when you brake, the joint takes its play and you pulls...

Jack your car and check if you have vertical or horizontal play in your wheels

>>17667137
Plus one for the ball joint. My friend had a failure on his 96. Wasnt pretty.