Steering wobble
Discussion
Are your wheels round?!
I once hit a pot hole and bent a rim (not on the TVR) which caused wheel wobble. Maybe even a slight ding could cause wobble at high speeds.
Wheel bearings/ball joints OK?
Or it could be that the tolerances used in balancing are 'good enough' (ie up to 70mph), but not so good at 70+.
I once hit a pot hole and bent a rim (not on the TVR) which caused wheel wobble. Maybe even a slight ding could cause wobble at high speeds.
Wheel bearings/ball joints OK?
Or it could be that the tolerances used in balancing are 'good enough' (ie up to 70mph), but not so good at 70+.
griffter said:The reason I say this is because I used to have an anoying wobble at around 65/80 (you could drive through it though) obviously the wheels had been balanced but those nice chaps at Racing Green had a go with their new balancing machine and it's now perfect! (thanks Martin). It is quite the most sofisticated bit of balancing kit I have ever seen. If you are in the South they may be worth a call. Rich...
Are your wheels round?!
I once hit a pot hole and bent a rim (not on the TVR) which caused wheel wobble. Maybe even a slight ding could cause wobble at high speeds.
Wheel bearings/ball joints OK?
Or it could be that the tolerances used in balancing are 'good enough' (ie up to 70mph), but not so good at 70+.
On reading the Bible when recently changing a Steering UJ if you dont make sure that everything goes back on exactly as it comes off, Lining up wise.
This can cause the car to pull to one side. Just another thought if it isnt one of the others.
Does anyone know if the wheel Geometry is wrong wether this would cause this too??
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This can cause the car to pull to one side. Just another thought if it isnt one of the others.
Does anyone know if the wheel Geometry is wrong wether this would cause this too??
BB
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