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kdubb Jul 22, 2003 03:20 PM

ATTN: GS'swith 19" wheels
 
do you have any vibration up front at any mph? ive had the tires/wheels balanced MANY times, alignments and still it shakes- i ran into another GS4 owner, he said he has the same issues....


anyone else ?


any fix for it ??

rominl Jul 22, 2003 03:34 PM

i have very slightly vibration when it's abit over 60mph, anything more or less than that i have no issues. i always wonder if the ltuned steering wheel ecu helps

Wald GS Jul 22, 2003 04:52 PM

I cannot recall any hard vibration. Maybe just a lil at over 90 MPH.

PAULGS430 Jul 22, 2003 06:26 PM

?
 
Did you have your tires balanced? This is very important. With larger size rims, I've noticed that the alignment gets taken out of whack real fast. I have to get a alignment everytime I go to the dealership to get a oil change. I end up doing the alignment about 4 or 5 times a year. ;)

Paul

LS4fun Jul 22, 2003 07:08 PM

Re: ?
 

Originally posted by PAULGS430
Did you have your tires balanced? This is very important. With larger size rims, I've noticed that the alignment gets taken out of whack real fast. I have to get a alignment everytime I go to the dealership to get a oil change. I end up doing the alignment about 4 or 5 times a year. ;)

Paul

I think he indicated he had the tires/ wheels balanced many times.

kdubb, recently i temporarily used a set of Lowenhart 18s and after several balancing attempt finally managed to get the rid of the vibrations. I think the mounting with centering rings had a negative impact on the balancing...maybe wheels were not seated properly...just a guess....if the wheels are not bent (which should be noticed during the balancing)..the problem lies on the car side..not the wheel/rim side of the equation.

kdubb Jul 22, 2003 07:19 PM

Re: ?
 

Originally posted by PAULGS430
Did you have your tires balanced? This is very important. With larger size rims, I've noticed that the alignment gets taken out of whack real fast. I have to get a alignment everytime I go to the dealership to get a oil change. I end up doing the alignment about 4 or 5 times a year. ;)

Paul

as posted previously, ive had them balanced MANY times.



im currently dealing with tirerack about replacing the wheels since i had all 4 tires replaced already. they are NOT being cool about this AT ALL.


the car drove perfect till the 19's went on the car. :(

bitkahuna Jul 22, 2003 08:28 PM

My experience and from talking to others - if your rims are not hub-centric, you'll never get a completely smooth ride. I don't think Tire Rack sells hub-centric rims for the GS - I think all the rims they sell are 'generic' hub sizes so you always need centering rings.

With my 19" HREs, the ride is a bit uneven for the first 10 miles until the tires warm up, then it's real smooth at all speeds.

SoCalSC4 Jul 22, 2003 11:54 PM

I'm rolling 20" HREs and Yokohama AVS Sport... smooooth as glass, brother! NO vibration!
Your tires are balanced... are they round?

This sounds like a silly question, but if they are worn or feathered, this will exacerbate any imbalance/out-of-round condition.

RIPP7399 Jul 23, 2003 09:47 AM

i have 19' zenetti's and i do have a slight vibration at high speeds
had mine balanced also :sad:

Sleepyboi Jul 23, 2003 01:36 PM

im on 19" Volks and i dont have any vibrations...at least nothing that i have noticed....and my alignment is off...my steeringwheel does tend to pull in certain directions when it hits a minor inconsistency in the road tho.

LS4fun Jul 23, 2003 04:11 PM


Originally posted by bitkahuna
My experience and from talking to others - if your rims are not hub-centric, you'll never get a completely smooth ride. I don't think Tire Rack sells hub-centric rims for the GS - I think all the rims they sell are 'generic' hub sizes so you always need centering rings.

With my 19" HREs, the ride is a bit uneven for the first 10 miles until the tires warm up, then it's real smooth at all speeds.

You get what you pay for!! :D

EvoLexyGrl Jul 23, 2003 04:13 PM

I have 19' Volks as well and my steering wheel vibrates like crazy because it wasn't properly mounted and balanced. You should really get that checked out. It sucks to drive with the steering wheel vibrating.


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