jus put on new wheels! too much "vibration"
#1
jus put on new wheels! too much "vibration"
I have an 08 Scion Tc
I got a set of rims (17" DZ)a few days ago and put them on... I used the stock tires for my new rims which are 17"/7" but 40 mm. I also had to use tuner lugs, my stock lugs wouldnt fit. Everything fit but I have alot more vibration when i hit bumps or get over 55mph. I understand that our cars are very bumpy in the first place however, i dont feel any vibration on the wheel it is mainly in the cockpit(seat,floorboard etc.)
PLEASE HELP!
Is there something i can put onto the wheel or something i can check to make sure it is ok???
http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/inde...c-285280f9b8d5
I got a set of rims (17" DZ)a few days ago and put them on... I used the stock tires for my new rims which are 17"/7" but 40 mm. I also had to use tuner lugs, my stock lugs wouldnt fit. Everything fit but I have alot more vibration when i hit bumps or get over 55mph. I understand that our cars are very bumpy in the first place however, i dont feel any vibration on the wheel it is mainly in the cockpit(seat,floorboard etc.)
PLEASE HELP!
Is there something i can put onto the wheel or something i can check to make sure it is ok???
http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/inde...c-285280f9b8d5
#4
Hubcentric Rims go on the hub before the rim goes on. Here is a diagram to show you better. It prevents the wheels from vibrating...
http://www.justforwheels.com/images/how4.jpg
http://www.justforwheels.com/images/how4.jpg
#9
Originally Posted by silvrtc08
do i need the hubcentric that will fit my car and then the specs of the rims? I am a lil confused sorry
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