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Also check to see that your front springs haven't sagged too much. When you look at the upper A frames from under the hood they should be at 90 deg to the frame rails. Another way to check is to see what the clearance is between the top of the front tire tread and the bottom lip of the fender opening, you should almost be able to put your doubled up fist between the two, that is with your thumb on the top and little finger on the bottom. If they've sagged too much, your not turning the tires you're dragging them sideways. Also lubriation is important on these cars. The steering gear must have steering gear lube in it to be effective, chassis grease will NOT do. the gears channel thru the stuff and the gears run fairly dry. Lots of things to consider here. Good luck and let us know what you find.