bad shaking steering wheel
Evolving Member
Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 172
Likes: 0
From: Irving, TX
I have the same problem. It's due to warped rotors from too much heavy braking and not enough cool down periods. Get the power slot rotors and ease off your brakes a little bit. An alignment and balancing never hurts too. 
Evolving Member
Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 172
Likes: 0
From: Irving, TX
Originally Posted by sp0rk
had the smae problem then found out i only had 25psi in my tires and i should of had 50psi , so i filled all my tireds up with a , and problem solved
If you filled your tires to the Max Load PSI (50 PSI) rather than our spec 32 PSI, congratulations, your just ruined your tires. Always inflate tires to the PSI number inside your door sill, not the number on the tires. Now you have to keep them inflated to 50 PSI at all times and hope your tires never get too hot and too bald or you'll experience what people refer to as a "blowout" (I know this because I did the same thing with the stock crapyears.)
