[ChargerDriver]

Driving down the street I noticed that my R/T steering wheel is pretty much straight and if I move it to the left, the car of course veers to the left (a slight turn of the wheel) When I move the wheel to the right, it seems that the car turns "faster" with less input compared to the left. Going around corners, Right turns are sharper.
Any ideas please let me know.

 

[Thunderkiss]

Haven't noticed that.

What I have noticed is that when you put the hammer down making a turn it's like the Shuttle taking off:rockon:

 

[DutchMaster]

I love that Emoticon!!! :rockon::rockon::rockon::rockon::rockon::rockon:

 

[ChargerDriver]

Thanks for the input. On my first service, I'll mention it to them, perhaps they can check the alignment etc.

 

[DutchMaster]

PS, I hadnt noticed anything like that, but now I will know to look out for it.

 

[great999]

ha ha ha ha ha ha just testing

 

[aflores496]

I think i notice the same thing. The steering looks a little off. The wheel seems to be turned to the right slightly then in the middle.

 

[06sxt06]

Hmm, probably alignment issues.

 

[ltdodge]

Driving down the street I noticed that my R/T steering wheel is pretty much straight and if I move it to the left, the car of course veers to the left (a slight turn of the wheel) When I move the wheel to the right, it seems that the car turns "faster" with less input compared to the left. Going around corners, Right turns are sharper.
Any ideas please let me know.

The roadway is crowned to the center and slopes to the right at 2%, so thats why you car moves faster to the right due to the cross slope in the roadway.