Idk I’ve had sets of ko2’s that have had radial run out which you can never get out with weights.If you have a competent tire shop, it’s probably your wheels.
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Idk I’ve had sets of ko2’s that have had radial run out which you can never get out with weights.If you have a competent tire shop, it’s probably your wheels.
Good to know about that. I’ve been dealing with headaches with wheels and tires. Thanks.If you have a competent tire shop, it’s probably your wheels.
What I am hinting at is totally irrelevant of how the wheels balance on a machine. You might to considering trying it for $100 and an hour of your time, but it may not be your problem.It's definitely not the wheels, as said earlier in the thread we balanced just the wheels at one point- they were perfect.
What I am hinting at is totally irrelevant of how the wheels balance on a machine. You might to considering trying it for $100 and an hour of your time, but it may not be your problem.
Yes. Most aftermarket wheel manufacturers make the hub 0.3mm too big. You can buy thing rings to fix that.Are you talking the hub centric part of the equation?
Yes. Most aftermarket wheel manufacturers make the hub 0.3mm too big. You can buy thing rings to fix that.
Link? I don't think a 0.3mm ring exists that I can find?
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An easier way might be to check and see if they changed hub part #s — though I haven’t heard anything about that.Thank you.
Now does anyone know if a 2025 Raptor is 87.1 or 86.8? I can always pull a wheel and measure, however if someone has already done that...
I just measured the internal hub mating surface of a 2024-2026 802a wheel and it came back 86.8mm on the dot. I also measured my Method 813 wheel and it came back to 87.1 exactly. Just for informational purposes.An easier way might be to check and see if they changed hub part #s — though I haven’t heard anything about that.
Great data, thank you. Not sure why Ford published it as 87.1mm - had messed with the whole aftermarket.I just measured the internal hub mating surface of a 2024-2026 802a wheel and it came back 86.8mm on the dot. I also measured my Method 813 wheel and it came back to 87.1 exactly. Just for informational purposes.
I used a telescoping bore gauge and a set of digital calipers.
Welcome! So, I bought some 0.2mm stainless steel shim stock from McMaster and shimmed the two front wheels, not the rears yet. I don’t know what to think honestly. It feels better, I think? Different, yes, as subtle as it is. I’m super sensitive to any kind of shake/shimmy in the steering wheel. Been fighting this for over a year. Tomorrow I have to drive to LA so it should give me some time in the seat.Great data, thank you. Not sure why Ford published it as 87.1mm - had messed with the whole aftermarket.