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Old 05-15-2024, 06:52 AM   #1
Keith Seymore
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Re: Driveline angles: Is 0.5° really killing me?

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Originally Posted by SkinnyG View Post
Keith, you might still be that genius!

Today, as I was tail-wagging my way to work, I thought to myself "what if it is actually the fronts causing all this..."

I need a few more commutes to confirm, but I rotated one front tire on the rim and balanced both, and the vibration appears gone.

Could my butt-dyno have been lying to me all along???
Still?!

(lol)

All I know is - when you've tried everything and nothing worked it is time to go back and challenge some of those original assumptions.

K
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