ya i just noticed it after getting my headers put on.. Would that happen when they put headers on? and how do i get it straight.. i have to have it turned to the right to go straight.. i dont think its and alignment problem it just seems like its aposed to be at that angle it doesnt drift at all when i let go... sorry if this is the wrong spot to post.. didnt know where to post

 

the pivot joint that connects the steering column to rest of the front steering could have been put in when the tires were turned and the steering wheel was straight, or vise versa. happened to me

 

u gotta make sure the tires are straight...u got to align the steering column back to the way it was before. it's definetly off, even a spine makes a difference. it happened to me. whoever did it was suppose to mark a line so they could know where to put it back to avoid this problem.

fixing this will do it

 

Sounds like whoever put the headers on had to remove the steering column from the pivot/flex joint to get header access. Then when the headers were on they simply did not make sure the steering wheel was oriented in a horizontal position and the wheels pointing straight forward, then when they were done they either did not test drive your car or were hoping that you wouldn't notice their shiTT* work.

Hope you paid these people in ca$h.

 

are you refering to me having paid cash or the op? I put my headers in on my own and we just overlooked this part.

 

Because the steering linkage was disconnected, and not put back together again properly.

a. Remove the coupler
b. turn the wheel straight
c. Put the coupler back on.

 

I believed that you did not do the install yourself, guess I was wrong. Either way you know how to fix the problem now.

 

i kinda knew what the problem was from the get go, and also how to fix it, which we did on the same day so it's all good.

 

ya im a newb i kinda learn as i go so how do i get to the coupler?

 

Its under the car next to the drivers header like in the photo. Perfect alignment of the steering wheel might take several attempts.