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Originally Posted by Stang70Fastback
That sounds like an alignment issue to me. If it was an older car I would suggest checking your bearings, because a worn/failing bearing would cause the same thing to occur (for the same reason, as it basically allows the hub to move around causing your alignment to constantly change.) I wouldn't bother chasing down other issues until confirming that the alignment is correct. It's possible you don't remember hitting a bump, but maybe you did hit something that threw the alignment off, or slightly bent a tie rod or something. Sounds like a classic case of poor alignment.
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come to think of it there was this speed bump on a neighborhood road (i was not familiar with) that didn't really seem like a speed bump...it looked like small incline in the road as if it was recently patched but when i went over it i felt the car slammed down pretty hard so that might have been the culprit
i'll have the alignment checked first
'ppreciate it!