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Gladiator
Join Date: Aug 2016
Location: Near Annaolis Md . along the Severn River in the woods.
Posts: 122
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Listen to Dmitry
He said it was the wheel bearings/ hubs that caused the high speed shimmy and I didn't listen.
My mistake was to check the car with the wheels cool - no noticeable play when shaking the wheel from the top - shaking from the sides tests tie rods. After a 100 mile run - staying under 80 mph the shake speed - I could easily feel the play in the bearings - So the hubs are on order and I have a cool steering rack from an e36 and the Pellican kit to install but this is a really tough job. Will probably get tie rods and all the front end stuff in the future for a winter project. We have two ears and one mouth so listening is important. Tom |
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08-11-2017, 04:39 AM
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