new wheels. vibration :(
#1
new wheels. vibration :(
Hey guys, I just installed my lc818 (225/35/19 front and 265/30/19 rear) and I'm getting vibrations from 40mph only when I let off the gas. When I'm on the accelerator, it doesn't vibrate.
I went and had my wheels rebalanced today and they used road force and said they're perfect.
FYI:
My cars on bc racing coilovers and I didn't have this vibration before. I did, however, raise my car slightly to put the wheels are so could an alignment cause this?
The tires are Conti DW tires.
I went and had my wheels rebalanced today and they used road force and said they're perfect.
FYI:
My cars on bc racing coilovers and I didn't have this vibration before. I did, however, raise my car slightly to put the wheels are so could an alignment cause this?
The tires are Conti DW tires.
#6
So I went and swapped my stock wheels back on. vibration is gone.
and when i ordered them from wheeldude, he sent me the rings. I believe they're 73.1 to 60.1. granted they are plastic rings...would I be better off looking for new rings?
and when i ordered them from wheeldude, he sent me the rings. I believe they're 73.1 to 60.1. granted they are plastic rings...would I be better off looking for new rings?
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#8
I'm leaning to think it's either A) the rings are bad or B) the road force machine is defective.
#11
60.1 mm., it is.
Personally, I don't think the ring can go bad. It is just a simple pice of ring that it is very hard for anything to go wrong with it. But at around10 bucks a set, It doesn't hurt to try a new set just to rule out the possibility of the root cause.
Personally, I don't think the ring can go bad. It is just a simple pice of ring that it is very hard for anything to go wrong with it. But at around10 bucks a set, It doesn't hurt to try a new set just to rule out the possibility of the root cause.