Subject	Wrong! Other possibilities >>>
Posted by	Ryan S (Die Greddy) on June 05, 2001 at 7:37 PM
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In Reply To	If it's only during braking, it's the rotors! (n/m) posted by Only1Z on June 05, 2001 at 07:13 PM
Message	Are worn/leaking tension rod busings. Many, many people (including myself) here have had shimming in the wheel when braking, especially at speeds over 60 mph due to worn bushings in the tension rods. take a look underneith the car and locate the tension rod bushings, if there is some goo coming out of them, I'd try changing those out first. Replacement bushings can be had at suspension.com and pressed in and installed by any competent mechanic/machine shop for around $50. If that doesn't work, yeah, its probably the rotors :) Ryan S 1990 300ZX N/A See it at: My 300ZX Page
Follow Ups	steering wheel shakes - theZchaser 19:01:15 06/05/01 Rotors (n/m) - Hamid the TranceSender 19:07:51 06/05/01 If it's only during braking, it's the rotors! (n/m) - Only1Z 19:13:36 06/05/01 Wrong! Other possibilities >>> - Ryan S (Die Greddy) 19:37:12 06/05/01 tension rod bushing too. - Halo Z 19:35:21 06/05/01
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