Nobody can figure out why my front left wheel is always cupping
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Nobody can figure out why my front left wheel is always cupping
So basically I have a front left wheel that has been cupping the tires for a while now. I have had seriously 5 or more alignments 3 sets of tires over the course of 2 sets of different sized wheels with the same results. Also an insane amount of wheel balances
I also have tried both stock arms and have installed SPC Camber arms with the same results. I am on Swift Springs with stock shocks.
So this to me sounds like it has to be a shock or strut issue right?
Would it be wise to try to solve this issue with a new set of Koni Yellows? I am a g37x sedan.
Behavior when driving is noticeable at about 60 mph through 70 mph there is a vibration and you can feel it in your hands barely and you can hear it but it is not extreme.
Every shop I take it to I tell them to inspect the parts and they always tell me everything checks out, tried numerous shops.
I also have tried both stock arms and have installed SPC Camber arms with the same results. I am on Swift Springs with stock shocks.
So this to me sounds like it has to be a shock or strut issue right?
Would it be wise to try to solve this issue with a new set of Koni Yellows? I am a g37x sedan.
Behavior when driving is noticeable at about 60 mph through 70 mph there is a vibration and you can feel it in your hands barely and you can hear it but it is not extreme.
Every shop I take it to I tell them to inspect the parts and they always tell me everything checks out, tried numerous shops.
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bsettles (05-04-2018)
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However if the new shocks have to drop the car a bit more then so be it. Worth getting rid of this annoyance.
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I am going to guess my options are limited. So what options do I have? Hoping not to change ride height too much as I really like the way the car is sitting right now with stock shocks and the swift springs.
However if the new shocks have to drop the car a bit more then so be it. Worth getting rid of this annoyance.
However if the new shocks have to drop the car a bit more then so be it. Worth getting rid of this annoyance.
I'm not familiar with the awd offerings, but I think KYB (OEM equivalent) is about your only choice.
You could always reach out to https://www.truechoicekoniracingservices.com/
and see if they could take RWD Konis, gut them, and put them in the OE bodies
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bsettles (05-04-2018)
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The only manufacturer that I found 100% makes dedicated X struts is Monroe. But considering the cost of install, and cost of parts, adding a bit more and going with BC Racing coilovers will be my solution once my struts finally die.
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bsettles (05-04-2018)
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Well the vibration has gone on too long, time to start throwing money at the front end suspension. Picked up the struts today. Well see if those fix it.
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Today, most people incorrectly call the front shocks struts as a generic term.
https://www.1aauto.com/content/artic...cks-and-struts
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72572 e-Catalog MONROEŽ SHOCKS & STRUTS
72571 e-Catalog MONROEŽ SHOCKS & STRUTS
Here is what the OEM replacements look like, I have them sitting in my garage right now. I am at 70k on stock stuts/shocks so this replacement is needed anyways, just hoping it solves the problem. My Swift springs are already on the car and will be fitted to these,
72571 e-Catalog MONROEŽ SHOCKS & STRUTS
Here is what the OEM replacements look like, I have them sitting in my garage right now. I am at 70k on stock stuts/shocks so this replacement is needed anyways, just hoping it solves the problem. My Swift springs are already on the car and will be fitted to these,