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Jesjr 05-19-2005 02:17 PM

Help Yal! Unnecessary Vibration
 
whats up guys,
I recently put on new 18" rims and adjusted the height of my rear springs. But now every time I go over 60mph my wheel vibrates. Do I need to get the wheels aligned or ? Do any of you guys have an idea about whats wrong or how to fix it. Thanks.

S2KREY 05-19-2005 02:45 PM


Originally Posted by Jesjr
whats up guys,
I recently put on new 18" rims and adjusted the height of my rear springs. But now every time I go over 60mph my wheel vibrates. Do I need to get the wheels aligned or ? Do any of you guys have an idea about whats wrong or how to fix it. Thanks.

i had the same problem you need to get an alignment and balance... but it could just be the rims also, but good luck

PunkingCivic 05-19-2005 02:56 PM


Originally Posted by 2k1CivicRacer
i had the same problem you need to get an alignment and balance... but it could just be the rims also, but good luck


agreed

dezod 05-19-2005 03:31 PM

Go to a decent tire shop in your area and have your tires high speed balanced properly.

es2k2 05-19-2005 03:43 PM

yah alignment is what you need

stlblues13 05-19-2005 04:04 PM

Uh, just a thought, but did you get hubcentric rings?

nitroal1973 05-19-2005 04:11 PM


Originally Posted by simony
yah alignment is what you need

Alignment does not cause a high speed vibration......wheel balance issue most likely. Did they just do a static balance??

2K1Civic17"Gabe 05-19-2005 05:46 PM

he did drop his car, a crappy alignment, camber/toe out of spec could cause a noise/vibration. Get an alignment, and have the tires mounted properly

nitroal1973 05-19-2005 05:50 PM


Originally Posted by 2K1Civic17"Gabe
he did drop his car, a crappy alignment, camber/toe out of spec could cause a noise/vibration. Get an alignment, and have the tires mounted properly


In the 15 years I have worked in auto shops, I could count on one hand how often an alignment could cause a vibration. A dime to a dollar says the tires are out of balance.

tfnaaf 05-19-2005 07:45 PM


Originally Posted by nitroal1973
In the 15 years I have worked in auto shops, I could count on one hand how often an alignment could cause a vibration. A dime to a dollar says the tires are out of balance.

Agreed, And PLEASE for the last time VIBRATIONS ARE CAUSED FROM ROTATING PARTS ONLY! As above i have been doing wheel alignments for the better part of 18 years now and have NEVER seen an alignment cause a vibration.

LiKEaFeRiO 05-20-2005 01:10 AM

Make sure the tire are balanced correctly, but more importantly, hubcentric rings will help center the wheel to prevent vibrations.


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