Vibration with new wheels/tires...Advise
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Originally Posted by az1anbeethoven
you can get it at any tire store...you just have to make sure what the center bore is on the aftermarket wheel and our G35 centerbore is 66.1mm...most likely, your wheel centerbore would be a 72.6-74.1mm...it shouldnt cost you more than $20 bucks for the whole set of hub rings
BTW, they were $5 apiece for the rings and snap rings so you were spot on with the cost too. Thanks mang.
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Very happy to say that the rings worked!
Here are a couple of snaps from inside the garage. Sorry for the camera phone quality. Better ones to follow.
BTW 245/35/19 in front
275/35/19 in back
Here are a couple of snaps from inside the garage. Sorry for the camera phone quality. Better ones to follow.
BTW 245/35/19 in front
275/35/19 in back
Originally Posted by CardsDG6MT
Thanks for the additional idea. Fingers are crossed that the hub rings will do the trick but if they do not, this would be plan B.
Did some look up on the internet and it would appear that not just any wheel balancing machine can determine the RFD. Since I went to a very high end shop, I would have thought they would catch if there was any issues...oh well.
Did some look up on the internet and it would appear that not just any wheel balancing machine can determine the RFD. Since I went to a very high end shop, I would have thought they would catch if there was any issues...oh well.
I had the same issue on the Cobra. Firestone couldn't figure it out. I had to take it to Steeda and thier machine balances the tire to the rim (or the RFD) as stated above. Cleared all my issues up. Good luck either way.
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