I have a v6 06 and I used to have an 01 sts that would handle very well. I know it is a rough comparison and I would think the mustang would have an edge in terms of handling, but going around corners at highspeeds if I hit a bump or something in the road my steering wheel loses control for a split second, I think this is called bump steer. What can I do to stop this from happening... realistically and inexpensively... or atleast an explanation...

 

steeda bumpsteer kit $160. It corrects the geometry of the rack and pinion steering rods connecting to the spindles on a lowered car.

 

lower itand install sway bars, it wont happen as oftern, then get ate kit mentioned above if it still bothers you

 

and how much is all of this going to cost me... how much should i lower it.. can i fix this problem without lowering it

 

you might want to look at some strut options if you dont want to lower your car, but if you are only concerned about ride quality (and not right height) i have heard really good things about vogland springs lately

 

its not even ride quality i dont care if its bumpy or not, i want my car to handle better and losing control of steering over a bump around a corner is not okay with me. if i have to lower it i will but doesnt lowering a car cause a lot of other problems such as accelerated tire wear? i just want to improve the handling as inexpensively as possible

 

Stangsuspension.com has a very good article on this subject. Here's the link