ok so i have been having this front end vibration for a little while now. now that i have some cash to fix it i want it gone.... anyway it starts to shake the steering wheel ever so slightly when im excelerating up to 60mph. i can feel it in the driver side wheel. if i pick up the speen to say about 80mph then it kinda goes away........ also i notice if i kinda weave back in forth to see which front wheel it was coming from, you can feel it shake alot when you make a slight right turn at a higher speed putting the weight on the front left wheel. anyways im sure this could be a lot of things, just wondering if someone can narrow down my search. thanks
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jack up the front end, and wiggle that wheel back and forth. my car did something pretty similar to that when the outter ball joint went bad.Comment
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its helpful to have a second pair of eyes while you do this too. if you see any slop anywhere id think about just biting the bullet and refreshing everything. i hate chasing vibrations. you get one fixed and 2k miles later wear shows up on the next weakest link.Comment
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Tire imbalances will often occur multiples of the same speed. For example a shake at 40 then at 80 (and god forbid you try to make it to 120)Originally posted by Matt-Bhey does anyone know anyone who gets upset and makes electronics?Comment
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yes the suspention was some what refreshed...... new bilsteins, h&r's. ireland engineering camberplates.(pretty much new).... new ball joints about 2-3 years ago and tie rods.... not sure about the controll arms they could be ol.d..... the cab's looked ok when i looked. one thing i did notice is that the rubber boot was torn on the outter balljoint... im pretty sure i did this with the pickle fork about 6 months ago. i did put alittle bit of automotive goop to seal the slight tear so no shit got in there. im going to further investigate. thanks.1988 e30 alpine white vert 5speed
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