Oh great info. I appreciate it, I'll definitely check it out if the problem still persists. And I've been to one meeting, I couldn't make the last one cos my girl was going off about how I'm spending more time with the G instead of her. Yeah I know, go figure. Lol

 

If she's your g/f and it's a serious relationship take her with you to meets and shows, if she has no interest find a new squeeze!
Gary

 

Could it be a hub bearing, if there is no apparent deformation of tire. Just guessing here.

 

Bushing
Rotors-if vibrates under braking
Tie rods
Are your rims straight?

 

**Update Guys**
Fixed both front inner and outer tie rods, the old ones were pretty worn out and had no stability. still, the vibration still persists even after replacing these. so i'm moving on to getting new tires and going to another shop to get second opinions, this is so frustrating :'(

 

Pull off your tires and make sure the hubcentric ring inside isn't damaged. These can cause vibration issues. I had pretty much the same problem as you did and I replaced most of my suspension, rotors, and calipers (for other reasonts). The hubcentric rings ended up being the main culprit (my aftermarket rims didn't have them). The car would drive fine after putting the wheel back on, but eventually the vibrations came back. Ever since I put the rings on this issue has disappeared completely unless I'm at WOT I get a slight vibration.

 

Yeah so i've been told. i'm about to buy new tires and get alignment. i'll also check the hub ring thing too. thanks

 

Did you ever solve this problem? I have the same issue and have taken many of the same steps as you have and it still persists.

Thanks,

Matt

 

Check your tie rod ends, lower ball joints, compression rods, and wheel bearings all of which can cause vibrations along with the other suggestions above