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04-10-2006, 05:02 PM
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Blood, sweat & tears
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Sunshine Coast, QLD
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Just got my new 18's on my car and had a wheel alignment at the same time... car seems fine until around 90kph + gets real bad above 110
Feel slight vibration through the wheels just doesn't feel balanced and letting go of the wheel it will go straight then suddenly pull slightly left and keep heading left. My mates AU1 pulls to the left even after wheel alignments he can't get it fixed same as his mums AU1 Mines a S2.... Should i just tell the guys at Quickfit to re-do the alignment or could the problem be something else?
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2001 AUII SR 5 Speed  Liquid Silver Inside:Momo Gear Knob Schmick Pioneer Headunit w/ Dolphinvision  :4 Channel Kicker Amp to decent speakers; Alpine Monoblock to Pioneer Subwoofer; Tuned to perfect clarity- Outside: Pure Sexy Falcon w/18" BA XR8 Factory Option Mags Clear Side Indicators Coming soon: Pedders lowered Sports Ryders all 'round Extractors/Exhaust/Hi-Flo Cat |
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New Wheels, vibration and pull
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