Shimmy at 50-55 goes away at 60
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I test drove a 95 993 the otherday. This will be my first Porsche. Great car and its what I'm looking for 'Except' the car started to shimmy just a littly at 55 and stopped at around 60, 62. the car is lowered and running on P-0's. Please Help.
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All good suggestions. In addition, it could also be a build up of brake dust in the rotors. Use a small drill bit to clear the holes & flush the interior vanes with water. I did this and it greatly reduced the shimmy. Had them balanced & it was eliminated.
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Had the same issue for a while...the boners that mounted the tires never could balance the fronts...took them to a good shop and all shimmy is gone!
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... more on the above... a Hunter 9700 is the top end right now I believe. I get mine done on one by Discount Tire and it's always perfect.
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