Horrible ride quality after Linea Corse LC818 install

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09-29-11, 04:21 PM

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I live in Oklahoma and we have fair roads. And no they don't literally chip washing them with soap and water but they have chipped in many places under normal driving conditions, btw I don't drive down any gravel roads or anything

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09-29-11, 04:29 PM

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Damn that sucks..! Snap a photo whenever you have a chance so we can see.. anyway you think to stop it?

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09-29-11, 06:21 PM

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That really sucks. Maybe I will save some more for different wheels.

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11-14-11, 04:26 PM

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ITS YOUR TIRES. Never buy cheap tires. I had the same issue with POS nankang tires. Buy brand name!

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11-14-11, 05:57 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Nosexnolex

ITS YOUR TIRES. Never buy cheap tires. I had the same issue with POS nankang tires. Buy brand name!

Re-read + you are wrong in this specific scenario. My problem was over-torque lugs, sh.tty non-hub centric spacers, and incorrect tire pressure. Once adjusted, all is perfect to include hub-centric H&R spacers. Nexen makes great tires and they ride just fine, I will burn the sh.t out of them anyways as I have negative camber in the back.

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