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EF Monty on a budget
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Liverpool
Posts: 62
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Hey Everyone,
I installed King Super lows in my EF on Saturday, looks and handles unreal now, but get a vibration from about 70 up to 85km/h. Its worse with 4 people in the car, when slowing down it does it a bit down to 60 but almost goes away if I put it in neutral (its auto). Any ideas? Would I be wasting my time and money getting the tailshaft balanced with new uni joint? or is this what a castor kit fixes? I'm thinking offset bushes for the trailing arm to correct the diff angle or something like that? Its just I haven't read anything about peoples car having this problem and don't wanna waste money on something that won't work. Thanks for the help Dennis |
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Vibration after Super Lows installed on EF
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