Subject	I had a similar issue with recently newly replaced tie rods
Posted by	SkiFly01 on April 12, 2018 at 10:52 AM
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In Reply To	Steering Wheel shake posted by Johnny C on April 11, 2018 at 10:03 AM
Message	I went MOOG and after about a year or so one of the outer tie rods just plain wore out and had tons of slop in it. So I'd get under the car and start just shaking stuff see what you find is loose, what you find may be newly replaced but faulty. Kai body kit is considered -2 on the stage chart - Guapo 10:36:58 12/14/05 AshsZ in Florida: I'm gonna fire my sh** up today 1/14/06 90% of the time ..plano soccer mom girls are hot the other 15% they are crackwhores...with the overlap. -genic 06/29/06 Drag cars have brakes? Real men have parachutes. - Bernie (NoVA) 01/13/08
Follow Ups	Steering Wheel shake - Johnny C 10:03:00 04/11/18 How were the tires balanced? On or off the car? (n/m) - jzack 11:16:54 04/11/18 Re: How were the tires balanced? On or off the car? - Johnny C 12:20:51 04/11/18 Tension rods and steering rack bushings - CarolinaZ_TT 13:33:33 04/11/18 ^^ This mine shook badly under braking. (n/m) - ctheobal 14:48:34 04/11/18 Re: Steering Wheel shake - Metacom 20:02:45 04/11/18 2nd on this. Cheap dial gauge and stand from Harbor Freight - ZXoltan 08:31:22 04/12/18 I guess the real question is why mess with rotor machining - jzack 13:53:21 04/12/18 When did this shake start (miles ago?) what was done >> - ZUL8TR 03:37:35 04/12/18 I had a similar issue with recently newly replaced tie rods - SkiFly01 10:52:57 04/12/18
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