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Post by bluerangie »

drivihg my 86 rangie classic on the hwy/fwy at around 75-80km i get a vibration on steering wheel any help running 16 x8 rims with simex extremes centerpede 32x10.5x16


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Post by PSI250 »

if its not your wheels out of balance could be the panhard rod bushes, replace the bolt while your there, it gets fairly chewed out.
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Post by MONGRELROVER »

simexs will always give you head shake
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Post by PacMan »

Hi Mongrelrover,

i have 35" Simex Extremes Centerpede on a Range Rover and none shakes.

Balancing the tyres and checking all bushes and the drive shaft should fix the prob.


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Post by subaman »

I had a bad head shake in my classic rangie. After replacing all bushes panard, radius arm still did not fix it. Ended up being swivel hub preload was not right. :x
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Post by subaman »

I had a bad head shake in my classic rangie. After replacing all bushes panard, radius arm still did not fix it. Ended up being swivel hub preload was not right. :x
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Post by mcdisco »

subaman wrote:I had a bad head shake in my classic rangie. After replacing all bushes panard, radius arm still did not fix it. Ended up being swivel hub preload was not right. :x
Yep, check your preload and also your steering dampener. Also, have a look at your wheel bearings...they might need tightening.

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Post by 6.5 rangie »

9 times out of 10 its the panhard bushes, they cost sweet f a so start there, if you get the super pro poly bush ones $28 a set, you don't need a press to install them, you can do it in a vice but you need a hand doing it.
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