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Ha! You could be right. Very good use of the search function. I'll get them balanced at the weekend. I have a spare set of alloys now which will be getting powder coated soon. Perhaps may be time to invest in a slightly for reputable tyre
Couldn't wait till the weekend with this so I've had a quick look this evening. Everything appears fine. The only fault I can find is a knackered outer arb bush. Could this cause the vibration?
Looks like it is between this and wheel balancing.
The tyre tread is fine. I guess I'm just a bit worried that the guy that did the tracking thought there was play in the rack but this was never brought up for its multiple MOT failures.
With it lowered it will make it more obvious. Dependent on how low u go could mean they will wear out quicker which should mean you will see any deficiencies easier
Yep I'm hoping it is just bushes or wheel balancing and not inner track rods or the actual rack playing up. I'm thinking im going to go with poly bushes. But don't want to replace if not required
Its become really apparent that as I get above 60mph i get a vibration through the steering wheel. Now I know the first port of call would be wheel balancing but what else should i be looking for and in what order. Last year for MOT it had both track ends replaced and when i took it for...
What is the point of the post cat lambda?
I have heard that u can bypass these as the do not affect the running of the car?
If u can and if it doesn't affect the running of the car, how do I do it?
Part numbers on the uch and ecu all need to match up as well. I would have preferred not to have known about this one for 15quid! Lol. Win some you lose some