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Steering Wheel Vibration while braking

Originally Posted by cossie1600 If you think you can warp a rotor at 1500 miles, please go right ahead. Unless someone tracked the living piss out of it and then

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Old 09-27-2011, 10:06 AM   #1 (permalink)
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If you think you can warp a rotor at 1500 miles, please go right ahead. Unless someone tracked the living piss out of it and then pee on it, there is no way they can warp.
in another thread you didnt know that increasing camber affected toe.... not sure what else you dont know
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in another thread you didnt know that increasing camber affected toe.... not sure what else you dont know
If I recall correctly, I put a question mark on it as I wasn't sure since camber on the Z isn't adjustable and I am not sure how that effects toe. What does that have to do with brakes anyway? Pad deposits and warped rotors are completely different things.
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are you sure about that?

i am not an expert on spacer, but it seems wrong to me since 45mm sticks out more than 25mm. wouldnt adding a 20mm spacer to the 25mm wheel make it stick out to 45?
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That's why I always use ? when I don't know.....
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That's why I always use ? when I don't know.....
What size tires for 18" Base Wheels? (tracking)

You post matter-of-factly until you are called out...

What size tires for 18" Base Wheels? (tracking)
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