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  • #16
    rims are 1 week old,could have fallen off.swap the rims around and see what happens

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    • #17
      the stick on weights used to balance mags
      often fall off, more so on new rims cause some
      fitters don't clean where the weight is put, like
      you would an older rim
      but bad balance is generaly only at different
      speed ranges eg : 60-80 80-100
      not constant !
      if it is low speeds could be tyre fault
      diffinately move wheel to see if prob follows
      (i'll go and club myself a wife now)

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      • #18
        wheel bearing maybe? because of the spacer there is more of a lever action acting on it?

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        • #19
          Are they new tyres?

          Originally posted by Mk3vr6 View Post
          Hey all dubbers,

          I have a problem with my front left wheel. When the car is in motion it vibrates I have no idea. Me and my dad checked out the wheel on Saturday, thought it might be the adapter but it wasn't. When the car is rolling forward or even going at about 80khm, it still vibrates abit. When I put my foot on the brake it stops making the sound

          I have no idea what it could be, can anyone help me.
          When I took delivery of my Polo the Contis on it made a funny vibrating noise on very smooth tarmac. Salesman said they just needed to wear the nubbly bits off and they'd settle down. They did ... eventually ( @ about 5000k).

          Otherwise ... don't know what to tell you. Previous car (a Toyota) had a shimmy in the steering for the 8 years I had it ... no one could do anything with it - wheel alignments, balancing ... nothing made any difference. At 100kph ... there it was ... right 'til I traded it on the dub ... (and oohh the relief )

          Dave

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          • #20
            Originally posted by DaveMack View Post
            When I took delivery of my Polo the Contis on it made a funny vibrating noise on very smooth tarmac. Salesman said they just needed to wear the nubbly bits off and they'd settle down. They did ... eventually ( @ about 5000k).

            Otherwise ... don't know what to tell you. Previous car (a Toyota) had a shimmy in the steering for the 8 years I had it ... no one could do anything with it - wheel alignments, balancing ... nothing made any difference. At 100kph ... there it was ... right 'til I traded it on the dub ... (and oohh the relief )

            Dave

            The Fords actually have that problem, they need to add a shim to the steering. Checked the wheel last night and the adapter bolts 2-3 were lose WTF, anyway my dad used locktight, and today we are taking the car to get the wheel rebalanced and get the front realigned. It needs a alignment.
            I'm soo euro even my missus is shaved...

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            • #21
              Originally posted by Mk3vr6 View Post
              Hey all dubbers,

              Me and my dad checked out the wheel on Saturday, thought it might be the adapter but it wasn't.
              hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha........
              very funny !!!!

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              • #22
                Originally posted by gpk_gti View Post
                hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha........
                very funny !!!!
                Well it was tight on Saturday lol
                I'm soo euro even my missus is shaved...

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                • #23
                  That's probably why adapters are illegal

                  I always use a tension wrench after I have finished working and the car is back on the ground.

                  (But I'm paranoid)

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by syncro View Post
                    That's probably why adapters are illegal

                    I always use a tension wrench after I have finished working and the car is back on the ground.

                    (But I'm paranoid)
                    Can't help but love the Porsche rims
                    I'm soo euro even my missus is shaved...

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by Mk3vr6 View Post
                      Can't help but love the Porsche rims
                      Be better if they drilled their holes properly!

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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by syncro View Post
                        Be better if they drilled their holes properly!
                        Exactly instead of doing a 5x100 they did something else.

                        tisk, tisk, tisk
                        I'm soo euro even my missus is shaved...

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                        • #27
                          What do you expect from a company called Fuchsn:

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                          • #28
                            they are not redrilled right? standard porsche stud pattern...?

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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by gpk_gti View Post
                              they are not redrilled right? standard porsche stud pattern...?
                              Yeha standard.
                              I'm soo euro even my missus is shaved...

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                              • #30
                                Look what popped up on ebay!!




                                Anyone???

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