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Alignment issues??? - 3/14/2007 5:57:23 PM   
Zellanor


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Just installed my Wheels and tires. When I get up tp 45mph and beyaond theres vibrating in the steering wheel. It doesn't pull to any side, just vibrates. Thanks for the info

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RE: Alignment issues??? - 3/14/2007 6:13:53 PM   
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sounds like toe issue to me. Also, definately get an alignment because you dont want to wear out those babies...

oh and also maybe the tires arent properly balenced


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RE: Alignment issues??? - 3/14/2007 7:13:45 PM   
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Balancing.  If it continues, have the dealer you bought them from check to see if one of them is out of round.

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RE: Alignment issues??? - 3/14/2007 7:39:25 PM   
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blinker fluid?

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RE: Alignment issues??? - 3/15/2007 12:46:26 AM   
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Time for a basic lesson in alignment. First off, a tire shake is never caused by alignment. Shake in the steering wheel is most likely from a front tire being out of balance. Hopefully it isnt from loose lugnuts, check that as well. The only way to check that the alignment is out is tire wear or a pull. Usually a pull is from the caster being out, caster is a non tire wearing adjustment and the caster adjustment on a mustang is very little. you will most likely get a pull from a mustang the wider of tire you put on. Second and third are toe and camber. These usually show wear on the inside and outside shoulders of the tread on a tire. You usually cant feel these adjustments being out.

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