ohYouEvo

Hey guys!

So i recently bought some Fortune coils. I lowered it and put some rear camber arms to have the aligment be on point. issue is that is not 100% good cause we know by lowering we will still have some camber. Now my issue is that every time I start to pick up speed by 3000 eps starts to shake!! so i toke it to the shop to redo the alignment and so they did and they said that i would need to buy the toe arms to stop the shake, but now they are also saying that thats one of the issues when lowering the car, because the axels are not in the stock high making them vibrate when picking up speed fast and thats when the car starts to shake.Has any one encounter this issue??

hoobastnk90

Just out of curiosity do you have aftermarket wheels?

ohYouEvo

Yeah. I have some 19's te37 by 8.5

LetsGetThisDone

iTrader: (1)

Did you install the wheels with hub centric rings?


How much did you lower the car? A 2-2.5" drop won't cause any issue with the axles. If you put it on the ground, that might create some issues though..

ohYouEvo

So I don't think it has the hub centric rings since I purchase the car with does rims.

I drop the car about 3"

hoobastnk90

My guess would be the lack of hub centric rings. Try raising it up a little and see if that helps and then you will know for sure.

AngryEvo

Come on now you are slammed admit it. Need rings and raise it.

ohYouEvo

i try not to go that low, but i am some what haha.

does anyone have any 18's 10.5 set of wheels that dont rub in the rear or dont have any issues?

afnan740

I am having the exact same issue, it only shakes when i go wot in any gear. Lowered on Ohlins R&T.

TxFAkuma

iTrader: (17)

It is NOT the hub rings. It can be.. but i doubt it. Because i had this problem with 2 of my Evos. You need better weights on the wheels. I forgot what the weights are called that i have on both cars now but.. it fixed my problems completely at high speeds and low speeds. Go to a discount tire or tires plus or wherever and they will install sticky metal weight stripes.

hoobastnk90

I think most places use the stick on weights the only other type of balancing you can do is called road force balancing which is the better method that can be used, generally costs a bit more and not as many shops have that. Also there is a good chance its the hub centric rings I had a regular balance done on my stock wheels when I had my track tires put on them and they are perfectly smooth, but my after market ones have the same vibration and I also skipped the hub centric rings. And they used the metal stick on weights, so I wouldn't just completely rule that out.

.M.

Did the shop check to see if you have the rings (couple bucks) and if the wheels are balanced correctly? I'd start with that first. Raise it up a bit and see if it helps.

afnan740

I got everything checked out. Wheels balanced twice, hub rings for aftermarket wheels in place and rotated to see if vibration would move around and nothing.

Last i will do is to raise the height up to see if it goes away. I am currently a finger and a half all around.

ohYouEvo

Could it be maybe because I only have a 8mm spacer up front and rear I have a 16mm lol. I think that might be the issue huh? 🤔