Well I didnt really feel like looking for the topic this should go under and this is off-topic so whatever.

I bought a set of volk gt-c's and put them on today! Tehya re really nice and to eliminate one poissiblity first...they are not bent! Anyways...when I get up to around 90+ and on The car is really shakey. I dont know why cuz it was smooth as silk at 130 with the stock wheels on. ( i know this cuz I went to forged on saturday) Anyways I dont know what it could be. maybee I need a alignment? Or is it jsut this way cuz they wheels are wider than stock?

**EDIT- And the wierd thing is that even though it is shakey The car still goes straight, like no drifting in the lane


Any help would be aprreciated (Terrible spelling FTL)

Thanks guys,

Will

 

Balance them again

 

Lol well I didnt knwo that I ahd to get them balanced. Maybee i can get them done at forged tomorrow...But can any local wheel shop do them right?

 

wow

 

WOW, you're kidding, right? Hahaha

Yeah man, you MUST get them balanced. After this, it will feel smooth as butter (road permitting).

 

Can anywhere do it?? (and btw sorry for the bad spelling) My laptop is so old its missing keys...Just a little rubber peice there. Lol

 

You need to send the wheels to Nissan USA to get the wheels properly balanced for your car. It's a bit annoying, but it only takes 2-4 weeks.

 

Shut the **** up are you serious

 

+1 QFT

You should set up an appointment or just stop by your local Nissan dealership and ask them for their premium wheel balance package. That should cut the time down to about 1-2 weeks.

 

Well, wheels do have to be balanced for the car. It's a sports car, not a mini van.

 

I didn't know. Thanks.

 

Not very many people do

 

dude are u serious
so how old are you?

 

Lol Does it matter? First sports car I ever owned that didnt have everything done at the dealer. (last car was a mini S) They did everything. I am learning

 

"sports car"

 

Well It would out handle the **** outa Z ont he track. And it was very speedy...lol Dont be mean

 

Get your tires balanced and make sure you are using hub rings. If you don't have hub rings and the wheels weren't torqued correctly they will vibrate exactly how you are describing.

 

any tire place can balance rims for you.

btw some of the "balancing weights" fell off my 5zigen wheels but at the track I can do 100mph with no problem.. hm.

 

make sure you check you blinker fluid after getting them balanced. This should prevent any unwanted shaking in the future.

 

did you have "hub rings" on when you put the wheels on???