Reply to "Steering "Clunking" and Skipping"

RS-60 mark

I bet there are quite a number of familiar names on this forum who can probably point directly to one of maybe three failures that could have caused this.

But with only 850 miles, I would simply forward your post and picture to the speedster's builder and politely ask for it to be resolved. I have no doubt they would eagerly send a flatbed and take the speedster to a repair facility they will have lined-up for the service. Probably, they would prefer for you to do this rather than repair it yourself, considering their exposure if they knowingly entrusted this type of apparent defect in manufacturing or materials to the hands of an amateur for correction.

8/25/246:45 AM

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