gsrboi80

Ok this all started a while ago after I did a brake job. I get a shake on the highway at a constant speed of about 70. I'll start to feel it in the wheel and also feel the vibration coming through the floor/gas pedal. Than if I hit the brakes the wheel shakes violently. I have replaced front upper and lower ball joints outer tie-rod ends front wheel bearings new tires balanced twice also the cars been aligned twice, another set of rotors (even balanced them) Brand new Tein SS's. Still the shake is there I checked everything I dont know what else to change. No accidents. Im thinking of just trading it in on a new car but man I'd hate to get rid my teg but I dont know what to do. Ive had to pull over a few times I thought the wheel was coming off. PLEASE HELP. IM SURE SOMONE KNOWS WHATS GOING ON.

slo2kgsr

If it occurs while brakeing it could be the rotors. another option is jack up the car and wiggle the wheel if the axle stays still and you can move the rotor and tire then it could be a wheel bearing hope this helps

gsrboi80

Thanks but new rotors twice and new wheel bearings already installed. Peace

gsrboi80

bump PLEASE

slo2kgsr

how about axles?

gsrboi80

didnt change them yet but there is no play in them no clicking around turns. Would they even cause a shake? Dude I love my car but this is getting frustrating.

slo2kgsr

I have heard cases of them causeing shaking and not makeing any noise so that would be a last resort I geuss but, I have heard of it happening before.

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=957667

same problem some people said axles so I could be right

lanojp1

aftermarket wheels? try hubcentric rings...idk what else it could be...

gsrboi80

no stock GSR blades

gsrboi80

Anyone else. I am going to order new axels in the AM I got about $1200 in this front end already (including the Teins). Hope the axels do it. Just talking to another mechanic about it and he says the axels too.

gsrboi80

bump

Dropped90Integra

Yea I would say axles to, its the only resonable thing left to do to find out, also make sure all your bolts tight, I left a ball joint nut lose once and I had a weird *** steering problem and didn't know if would be all cause of that

G-bonic

Do You have spacers on your wheels.... or maybe alignment.. have it allilgn and wheel balance...

Dropped90Integra

Didn't even think of that, unbalanced wheels would def. cause that problems at high speeds

purplegsr

Did you break in the new rotors? Usually if new pads aren't bedded/broken in properly they can leave uneven pad deposits on the rotor, which can cause shuddering when braking. If they are still new, you can try breaking them in again. Just do a series of stops from 60 to 5, 50 to 5, 40 to 5, and down until you stop smelling the pads and it seems like the deposits are gone. You could also try sanding them off with garnet paper.

Here is an article on the problem:
http://stoptech.com/whitepaper...h.htm

If not the rotors, I think that wheel balance could be the culprit.

xdannyxlivx

seems bad hope u fix it

integranator

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obviously you checked to make sure your wheels are tight?? **** happened to me Um, other than that I don't know what it could be. If you're not using hubcentric rings, you really should be-- I had that problem until I popped those things in.

2chron4u

dude it's your axles, simple as pie.

read the haynes manual, under "shaking at highway speeds" there's only two possiblities it lists: worn inner CV joint(i.e get a new axle) or "out of round or unbalanced wheel" could be your problem, but if it happened sort of overnight it's probably the axle....

i just had the same problem, violent shaking at highways speeds, worse when breaking, a tiny bit better when accelerating, i bought a new axle fo $116 CAD and it rides like a dream now...

what happened was my CV boot was torn, somehow soem debris found it's way nside the boot, and bam, instantly I couldn't drive over 70km/h, i thought my wheel was gonna fall off or the car would shake apart, it was a lil' scary

Chris_Bye

could be the axles like he said^^

i had a problem like this in my teg and it was the tires...i know you said you balanced them tho.

the wheels could be bent also.

gsrboi80

Ok new axels in on wed. Thursday it felt fine. now today I get on the highway and Im criusin 80+ it was fine for like 20 miles then traffic slowed to like 50 all the sudden I get the vibration back. Worse when braking. Then as usual it just goes away and feels normal agian brakes and everything. WHAT THE **** IS GOING ON WITH MY CAR. Every part in the front end has been replaced

Marauder

I had that, but my wheel (drivers front wheel) also got hot. One time it got so hot the caliper was smoking when I stopped. Ended up being a bad caliper. Just put new rebuilt calipers on the front with new rotors and pads.

First sign while driving it was a funny vibration that came and went.

EL Vap133

Get new tires.

juicy.fn

try the axles, new tires, whell balance or alignment. those should cuz some of vibrations or shaking

pacoutl

check cv's

gsrboi80

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by juicyfn &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">try the axles, new tires, whell balance or alignment. those should cuz some of vibrations or shaking </TD></TR></TABLE> Already been done still vibration/shake