Is exactly what it says really. Vibration noticeable at 60+. Not wheel balancing done it with both sets of wheels. Any ideas? Dmf?
Vibration at high speeds
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Just a thought but did you get the vibration before you put your bigger brakes on?
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All I'm thinking it that maybe the hub faces had a little rust build up from the old disks and when the new larger disks where put on, that if not cleaned off thoroughly would end up out of balance more due the the size.
I always use a prep wheel on hub faces when replacing disks so I know that they are seated correctly.
A lot of people don't bother as you can get away with it sometimes, so if by chance you didn't clean them I would strip them down and do it before you get too many miles on the disks
I always use a prep wheel on hub faces when replacing disks so I know that they are seated correctly.
A lot of people don't bother as you can get away with it sometimes, so if by chance you didn't clean them I would strip them down and do it before you get too many miles on the disks
Ok cool thanks for the advice. I did scrub it off with a wire brush. Where are you based? Don't fancy stripping them down again lol
Then I couldn't drive lol
Can't do it this coming week.....but could come to some agreement the week after.
Can't do it this coming week.....but could come to some agreement the week after.
Cheers Carl. It's ok I'm just being a cheeky sod lol right Yorkshireman me you know. It's going back into the body shop next Thursday for them to put right what they should of done in the first place. Lol. Then I'm away camping lol busy time of year lol
If you get stuck pal let me know.....got a mate that's a true Yorkshireman, tighter than a ducks **** 
You could be his brother by the sounds of it......you're all related one way or another 
But like I said if you get stuck let me know!
But like I said if you get stuck let me know!
You could be his brother by the sounds of it......you're all related one way or another
But like I said if you get stuck let me know!
Cheers. Would it be the flat face of the hub. Or around the centre do you think? Or is that just a very dumb question lol
It would be the whole area that the disc is in contact with so all the flat area.
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check your wheel bearings are not worn or your hubs are not a a bit loose , vibration can and does stem from this aswell , as the wheel rotates faster centrifugal force etc have a bigger impact , so , if there are any loose parts or worn parts in the equation it can be noticed by vibrations and the faster you go the more they will be amplified.
just a thought.
just a thought.
