Subj : between 40kph-65kph
To   : phigan
From : Ogg
Date : Tue Mar 01 2022 21:39:00

Hello phigan!

** On Friday 22.10.21 - 22:14, phigan wrote to Arelor:

 Ar>> Nah, I never had a missalignment pull the steering will
 Ar>> one way or another. I had it shake like a Parkinson
 Ar>> granddaddy on cocaine when it ran at 90-100 kmph.

 p> I think terms are getting mixed up here. When a front end
 p> is missaligned, the car will pull to one side or the other.
 p> When a wheel is out of balance, the car will shake.. and as
 p> someone pointed out, steering wheel shaking is a front tire
 p> out of balance while the seat/car shaking is a rear tire
 p> out of balance. Individual wheels should not get
 p> missaligned :). Just unbalanced.

Update.. After the new rims (and an existing set of winter  
tires) were installed, there was still SOME shaking in the kph  
range mentioned above.  But.. over time, it has now disappeared  
entirely.   So.. perhaps the original shaking as due to  
imbalance caused by the extra lead pieces that may have fallen  
off?

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