Subject	I would check for play in the kingpin and wheel bearings
Posted by	canyoncarver on January 26, 2010 at 7:22 PM
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In Reply To	Front Wheel Shimmy due to 350z rotor upgrade? posted by enthuZiast on January 26, 2010 at 01:28 PM
Message	Marginal bearings can be loose when cold, and not-so-loose when warmed up. I would also make sure the calipers (without pads) are centered and parallel to the rotors. (Adapter brackets right?)
Follow Ups	Front Wheel Shimmy due to 350z rotor upgrade? - enthuZiast 13:28:44 01/26/10 I like #1 as a probable. Did you put new pads on when you >> - ZUL8TR 14:52:21 01/26/10 Re: I like #1 as a probable. Did you put new pads on when you >> - enthuZiast 17:31:05 01/26/10 I don't think it's either one. The first sign of rotor warp - zellamay 16:37:09 01/26/10 Re: I don't think it's either one. The first sign of rotor warp - enthuZiast 17:27:10 01/26/10 Any tire wear? - Zjustignoreme 18:38:43 01/26/10 I would check for play in the kingpin and wheel bearings - canyoncarver 19:22:15 01/26/10 What kind of tires are you running? - Spddracer 21:51:20 01/26/10 2nd. very probable especially that high performance tires>> - ZUL8TR 08:13:03 01/27/10
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