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it's possible the tire is not completely true (round). to eliminate the chance of it being a car problem, i would put known good wheel set in the front and
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it's possible the tire is not completely true (round).
to eliminate the chance of it being a car problem, i would put known good wheel set in the front and take it up to speed. if no vibration then you know for sure it's your Work wheel set. yes endlinks do wear over time especially if you are using stiffer swaybar settings. but it should not cause your vibration as there's no torsion when going straight on a flat surface. other factors to check are strut mounts, bushings, rotor, etc. try different damper settings on your TEIN's. |
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