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Old 18-10-2005, 11:36 PM   #1
T2TL50
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Question Any One Willing?

Hello, Again with this dilemma I have with my TL50!!!

I am having bad shuddering again at speeds; I just want to know if any one can help me out here?

Does anyone have a set of STR8 18" rims I could loan for an hour or so to do some tests? See if it is actually the rims? Or if it is the dif or something..

It gets so bad that my whole dash vibrates and causes me some discomfort..

Could any one please try to help me out here...

Could the tail shaft / diff have anything to do with it?

Any help?? Stressed out..

P.s I can’t do my Dyno run unless I have this sorted out...

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