 Vibration, comming when i accelerate..... |
 May 26, 2003 - 2:10 PM
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hey guys, last week i got my 17's fitted, today i got the car dropped via spring compression (the springs i had were already heavy duty low springs and i really, really want the car to be lower than low) everytime i accelerate hard, the whole car vibrates like well a vibrator.......
the wheels are balanced and aligned, hub rings fitted, i cant seem to find why the car is shaking so bad when i go hard!!!!! plz help!!! this whole wheel changing process is really giving me the $hits, one problem to another, i've blown my budget to all proportions........the car looks much better tho!!! any help would be much appreciated! thanks fellas |
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KAMiX Bit of a journey from BR to AU blackandTAN
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