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all these escort links are pretty funnny. I know Danny personally. The one time I raced against him on decent tyres was at Mt Cotton in 2004 (before that I was using $50 out of date and hard as nails rubbish). I beat him despite being over 100rwbhp down on his big dollar engine and having none of his fancy expensive suspension bits and pieces, just literally junkyard stuff I whacked together myself. He'll have a list of excuses as long as your arm - at the time he blamed his big dollar Proflex shocks. Funny using that as an excuse against a bloke with Monroe and Peddders comfort gas shocks...
Tom, that's the way to go I reckon. remove pieces until you can isolate what's causing the bind. If that oscilation is due to a suspension problem, it has to be a bind condition IMO.
or could be your just a better driver..
many a cars ive seen where the driver is the difference!
so despite "fancy" parts the driver couldn't drive to full potenianal...
esp if the parts are track proven by provider over many many years of track experience.