20 inch problems

[dachamp]

anyone with 20's on there car notice a problem?
like the car starts to shake at anything over 40 mph?
and also sometimes the steering wheel goes side to side on its own but the car still goes straight!!
whats wrong?

 

[02LSE96LSC91SE84TC]

Sounds like you got a existing problem, like a bad ball joint or something. My Foose 20s don't do that. Maybe they weren't balanced right as far as the 40 and above.

 

[01LincolnLSV8]

anyone with 20's on there car notice a problem?
like the car starts to shake at anything over 40 mph?
and also sometimes the steering wheel goes side to side on its own but the car still goes straight!!
whats wrong?

a possibility of 2 or more problems.... More than likely the wheels are not balanced correctly, and or your car is not alligned correctly. How many miles on your car and what year?

 

[dachamp]

never had any problem before the 20's
could it be a balance problem?
thanks

 

[dachamp]

2003 and 60,000 kms ummm like 37,000 miles i think

 

[jacquezzz]

I put my 20's on and the steering wheel would shake. I threw them on the balancer and they were way out of balance. Balanced them and the broblem went away. If the broblem wasn't there before it is brobably a balance issue.

 

[HyeLifeLS]

Maybe you need hub centric rings? I had that problem on my BMW, but I got those rings and the problem went away. I have em on my LS too, I do not have any shaking problems.

 

[lexdiamondz10304]

Hey hyelife what size did you buy them? I bought some for mine but seemed a little loose on the inner diameter.

 

[HyeLifeLS]

The place where I bought the rims from, that guy had em ordered for me and he checked the exact sizes from D'vinci co. and he had em made somewhere. I am not familiar about the size, but I think you can have on of the rims shops look up for you in their books.

The ones I have are made from copper and made a real nice difference, now my steering wheel doesn't shake at all.

Hey hyelife what size did you buy them? I bought some for mine but seemed a little loose on the inner diameter.