03-10-2005, 08:19 PM
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more than likely you have spacers on the front htat your rim shop used. 99% of rim shops dont give a **** what they put on your car, more than likely they put on "universal" spacers, that are not drilled to be the same as your lug pattern on your car, this would be the reason for the shake. If you need spacers you can have a metal shop custom drill you some spacers out of billet, specifically to match your lug pattern, this way it eliminates the shake problem you are having. I have them on mine and I have no vibration or shake at all, and the ride is awesome. If you dont have spacers on your rims try the alignment.
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