If you lowered the suspension.Yes it does change the steering geometry.This means you need a wheel alignment and that may change the position of the steering wheel.Hope this helps
Hey lowering the car has alot to do with the way the car steers... a wheel alingment usualy will only adjust to suite your tyres, if you have lowered your vehicle it will effect your bumpsteer etc.. im guessing that it is worse when you brake? to fix this problem you are best to let your mechanic know that it has been lowered and is now not steering correctly and ask if there are any other parts that need to be replaced to compensate the vehicles height, unfortunately when playing with ride height you often are required to replace more than just springs.
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