Id better be. And I promise u if one of my tires is that 1 in a million I'm gonna come find uQuote:
Originally Posted by REDCOMPG
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Id better be. And I promise u if one of my tires is that 1 in a million I'm gonna come find uQuote:
Originally Posted by REDCOMPG
Lmao
To be honest though....I hope this fixes my problem
Hopefully. Diagnosing suspension related **** is a pain in the ass.
Yea that's why I just started replacing crap. And now its time for tiresQuote:
Originally Posted by REDCOMPG
tires will be a good upgrade no matter what and most likely fix the shaking problem. also get a front end alignment if you haven't yet. and if that doesn't solve it then i'd look into a bad cv shaft possiblyQuote:
Originally Posted by marines542
Bro my CV shafts are new less than 1000 miles on em....and everything is nice and new. But I'm having an alignment done and print off a copy of the alignment before and after.Quote:
Originally Posted by locuno1
I think it's asking for air bags to be installed just saying.
Ugh I wantQuote:
Originally Posted by REDCOMPG
You run your tires lower on tread than I do my fuel tank....lol
Lol I dunno...I haven't run out of tread and had to coast into a tire station yet ;)
Yesterday was funny too.
i brushed a curb once... actually it was just last night.. wasn't a big curb though. and as far as bumps... ehhh. lets just say i'm surprised my right everything on my steering hasn't snapped... but new tires will help with road noise too... unless that isn't an issue for you...Quote:
Originally Posted by marines542
Road noise really isn't an issue.
O and my tires are in now for an alignment and new tires and grease all the stuff on suspension that needs greasing
Yeaaaa new tires on...alignment being done now cause it was a little off
new tires and alignment made a hell of a difference
http://i1272.photobucket.com/albums/...ps6357ca39.jpg
http://i1272.photobucket.com/albums/...ps31637740.jpg
and now if anyone can tell me what all the numbers and all mean and if i should go get anything else fixed
http://i1272.photobucket.com/albums/...ps8294786c.jpg
Means RaceKar!
The rear camber could be fixed if you wanted to, it may in the long run cause a tad more inner tire wear, but its not that bad.
Do you happen to have alot of stuff in the trunk of the car?
as far as i know there is supposed to be a slight negative camber number because it helps with cornering etc... also means the wheels are pointed in more towards the chassis iirc
yea actually theres a ton in there right now cause im going to TN in the morning and never travel with out tools incase i break down. usually not that much weight thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Fivefingerdeathpunch