Better weights for afetrmarket wheels?
Better weights for afetrmarket wheels?
I noticed that one of the 4 times I had my wheels rebalanced in my pursuit to narrow down this darn vibration, that one of my weights had worked it's way loose on the LF side. -THe idiots used the bead weights, but on the inside... so I guess I can't get too irritated about it.
I was told that the stickey weights can only be used twords the center and cannot be used exactly on one side or the other.
Ideas? Suggestions? These wheels don't really have much of a drop center for tire mounting purposes..They're pretty flat, how would I balance the outside of the wheel?
I was told that the stickey weights can only be used twords the center and cannot be used exactly on one side or the other.
Ideas? Suggestions? These wheels don't really have much of a drop center for tire mounting purposes..They're pretty flat, how would I balance the outside of the wheel?
Last edited by Bayer-Z28; Aug 8, 2007 at 10:07 PM.
Because of the deep backspace of the 4th Gen wheels, its usually possible to get the sticky weight past the centerline of the wheel, close to the back of the "spokes". Once the weight is past the centerline, it can be used to balance "the front". All my 4th Gen wheels are balanced this way, with no problems. And never lost a weight.
eh.. I forgot about this thread..
Ok.. Thanx guys.. I had the stickey weights, but when I had them rebalanced they took em off and used the bead weights on the inside/back (not the face).
Ok.. Thanx guys.. I had the stickey weights, but when I had them rebalanced they took em off and used the bead weights on the inside/back (not the face).
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