emptypockets

Thanks guys!

btmbass

Hey all. I've got a weird issue. I installed all new steering components a while back. The steering was a bit beefier and thicker which I paid no attention to really. I installed new tires around the same time. I am getting knocking noise when turning left, turns out an inside wheel weight is hitting the thicker steering rod and grinding down the rod and weight.

I think the most cost effective solution is wheel spacers. I've heard mixed reviews about using them though. I've got the tires on stock rims and would rather not have to buy new rims with better back spacing and then pay to get the tires mounted and balanced again. Anyone have any input on how to go?

emptypockets

Just buy new wheels. Spacers are a pain in the dick. I have an axle in my barn with one wheel still attached after one of the well nuts broke free. Not to mention you need to be prudent about retorquing them. You could probably find a set of wheels on cl.

Grip

Re balance the wheels. Tell them to use stick on weights.

jtm01xj

Get rid of the wheel weights and put in some ballance beads

btmbass

Thanks for the input all! I'll see if any shops in my area do balancing beads. I've heard of them before

exjay1027

is it really as easy as pouring the right amount of airsoft bbs in? a shop butchered the balancing on mine

jtm01xj

I forgot how much I put in but search for balance beads on this forum and it will tell you how much to add for your size tires and I used the real beads not airsoft you guys are going to love them no longer have to worry about unbalanced tires. I've been using them for years with no problems I can air down to 10 psi when I go offroad and air back up to 35 psi for the street with no balance issue of any kind. Google balance bead chart I just found a good site for them

jtm01xj

Go to a semi tire repair shop they carry the real beads not airsoft

exjay1027

sweet, thanks ill definitely get some

jtm01xj

You'll never look back

aresfab

BRIANHO13 sells them

smeltmaster1

U don't really have to follow what the specs are u can put a lot more in then u need and it will be better then having to little and getting vibes my buddy does 120 mph in his ax and nothing he runs 19.5's and street tires and runs air soft and has never had a problem. I don't have a problem on my 38's ether hit 67 mph with it last weekend

smeltmaster1

Also still have pits for sale read cl ad for info

http://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/pts/4815287436.html

slowjunk

still deciding if i want to sell this mall crawler or keep it,