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One other thing I forgot to mention. The rear whees/tires have never been Roadforce balanced. I know the Z has a pretty stiff chassis from the factory, but do you
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One other thing I forgot to mention. The rear whees/tires have never been Roadforce balanced. I know the Z has a pretty stiff chassis from the factory, but do you think any tire or wheel imperfection in either or both of the rear wheels would be able to transfer the vibration to the front of the car through the steering wheel? I do have the same feeling/vibration through the floorboard (not so much in the seats) and deadpedal, so maybe I should get the rear wheels and tires looked at? Anyway, that's what my suspension guy recommended too - to get the rear wheels/tires Roadforce balanced.
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