Front End Shake
04-07-2007, 04:23 PM
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Re: Re: Front End Shake
On Sat, 07 Apr 2007 15:05:21 GMT, "JimG" <JimG@nospam.com> wrote:
>I had the same thing happen. New lift, new tires, no vibrations. As the 33
>BFG's wear down, the vibration appears. I rotated my tires with the best on
>front and the vibration went away. Try a new tire balance and your
>vibration will likely go away also.
This could be a agrevating cause but the basic problem is a instabilty
in the front end that when it is given a reason to shake it can go
crazy. If the front end was stabile a balance problem would provide
likely more than a shimmy. I have seen front ends shake so bad that
you think something is going to break of fall off. This instabilty is
want lets it "run away" sometimes.
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TheSnoMan.com
>I had the same thing happen. New lift, new tires, no vibrations. As the 33
>BFG's wear down, the vibration appears. I rotated my tires with the best on
>front and the vibration went away. Try a new tire balance and your
>vibration will likely go away also.
This could be a agrevating cause but the basic problem is a instabilty
in the front end that when it is given a reason to shake it can go
crazy. If the front end was stabile a balance problem would provide
likely more than a shimmy. I have seen front ends shake so bad that
you think something is going to break of fall off. This instabilty is
want lets it "run away" sometimes.
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TheSnoMan.com
04-07-2007, 04:23 PM
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Re: Re: Front End Shake
On Sat, 07 Apr 2007 15:05:21 GMT, "JimG" <JimG@nospam.com> wrote:
>I had the same thing happen. New lift, new tires, no vibrations. As the 33
>BFG's wear down, the vibration appears. I rotated my tires with the best on
>front and the vibration went away. Try a new tire balance and your
>vibration will likely go away also.
This could be a agrevating cause but the basic problem is a instabilty
in the front end that when it is given a reason to shake it can go
crazy. If the front end was stabile a balance problem would provide
likely more than a shimmy. I have seen front ends shake so bad that
you think something is going to break of fall off. This instabilty is
want lets it "run away" sometimes.
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TheSnoMan.com
>I had the same thing happen. New lift, new tires, no vibrations. As the 33
>BFG's wear down, the vibration appears. I rotated my tires with the best on
>front and the vibration went away. Try a new tire balance and your
>vibration will likely go away also.
This could be a agrevating cause but the basic problem is a instabilty
in the front end that when it is given a reason to shake it can go
crazy. If the front end was stabile a balance problem would provide
likely more than a shimmy. I have seen front ends shake so bad that
you think something is going to break of fall off. This instabilty is
want lets it "run away" sometimes.
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TheSnoMan.com
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