P700 Camber / Lean

[CanuckPioneer]

Hi Guys, my 2016 P700-4 hasn't been driving or handling any differently, but today I noticed a SIGNIFICANT lean/camber/caster/whatever when the steering wheel is turned to the extreme left/right. I have jacked it up, looked for damage, and can't see any. I have given the wheel a shake in case it was a bearing issue, and everything is tight and looks and feels good. Please help!? should I be concerned? is it possible that this is normal and I have never noticed?! last picture was recently taken to show how the wheels sit when the wheel is straight.

thanks

 

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[Mudwing]

Hi Guys, my 2016 P700-4 hasn't been driving or handling any differently, but today I noticed a SIGNIFICANT lean/camber/caster/whatever when the steering wheel is turned to the extreme left/right. I have jacked it up, looked for damage, and can't see any. I have given the wheel a shake in case it was a bearing issue, and everything is tight and looks and feels good. Please help!? should I be concerned? is it possible that this is normal and I have never noticed?! last picture was recently taken to show how the wheels sit when the wheel is straight.

thanks

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Here’s a ‘17 stock. It’s on the floor. Are you checking that jacked up? That’ll change the camber a little. I can’t tell by pics. If everything checks out underneath(control arms, tie rods, bearings, etc) then you’re probably good.

 

[CanuckPioneer]

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Here’s a ‘17 stock. It’s on the floor. Are you checking that jacked up? That’ll change the camber a little. I can’t tell by pics. If everything checks out underneath(control arms, tie rods, bearings, etc) then you’re probably good.

Thanks! Everything does look and feel solid, no obvious damage (I don't ride it all that hard, logging roads and to and from fishing holes) and for all I know its been cambering like that forever and I never noticed?
the pictures are of the Honda on the ground, not jacked up at all

 

[Mudwing]

Thanks! Everything does look and feel solid, no obvious damage (I don't ride it all that hard, logging roads and to and from fishing holes) and for all I know its been cambering like that forever and I never noticed?
the pictures are of the Honda on the ground, not jacked up at all

That’s what it sounds like. Keep an eye on it and ride out.

 

[JimmyA]

Check the air pressure!

 

[Hondasxs]

Pictures are not the best.

Is this the same view in person as the pics. I have seen cameras add to the effect.

Check to make sure the shocks are not drooping. If factory shocks. Check ground clearance unloaded vs factory specs. + adjustments for tires size.

Im sorry to say there is no real adjustment for anything other than toe.



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[DG Rider]

Pictures are not the best.

Is this the same view in person as the pics. I have seen cameras add to the effect.

Check to make sure the shocks are not drooping. If factory shocks. Check ground clearance unloaded vs factory specs. + adjustments for tires size.

Im sorry to say there is no real adjustment for anything other than toe.



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I agree. Looks normal in the straight on shot, but there's something ( camera wise )off about the turned shots. Those aren't GoPro stills are they? Fisheye lense in those makes everything look wonky.