A tire-wheel combination will generally not be in balance when assembled. There will be heaviest point somewhere on the circumference of the wheel that requires a weight on the opposite side (usually two weights - one on the inside and one on the outside). There will often also be a difference in the weight from the inside to the outside of the rim that is usually taken care of by one or two smaller weights.

So, weights on the inside, which looks nice, can't always result in a perfectly balanced wheel.

 

OK. But I had a shaking steering wheel on stock enkei rims with weights on the outside.

 

are they worn evenly.

 

when was the last time you got a wheel alignment?

 

What size tires do you have? When I had 255's on my evo my steering wheel shook. The shake went away when I put 235's on.

 

i have the same exact problem

 

Alignment, tie rods, ball joints and balancing was done recently (few days ago). And I have 235's.

 

Same thing happened to me a while back. Just needed new tires.

 

swap rims and tyres with someone and give it a try.

 

I have the same problem. My buddies Evo does the same thing.

 

hmm, could be warped rotors or unbalanced wheels

 

It is happening while driving and not braking.

 

Just swapped the rims with tires with somebody else and I still have the same problem. His car is driving fine. I totally don't know what is going on. :-/

 

See top strut mounts. Check all bushings. Take it to a good Evo shop.

 

could be the tie rod ends have excess play....Have a buddy hold the tire still and watch the tie rod end for play while you slightly turn the wheel back and forth. If there is any back and forth movement at the tie rod, they need replaced. Also check all the suspension bushings for any wear. Since you have ruled the brakes, shock mount, and wheels/tires out...These 2 items are all that is left that could cause your steering to shake....actually one more, the u-joints in the steering column could be worn, but this usually causes excess slop in the steering wheel and not an agressive shake as you are describing.