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    1. 07-16-2014 #1
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      Bf goodwrench g-Force T/A KDW

      ok well I'm getting a shake from the front I have had my shocks replace my front end rebuilt I'm running new Bf goodwrench g-Force T/A™ KDW fronts are 245-45-18 and 295-35-18 rear when I'm doing about 70 when it starts shaking then smooth out when i hit 80 mph i have had the tire rebalance twice only about 500 mile on the tires any suggesting.

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      Lol BF Goodwrench ??? That's funny.. Haven't heard that one before.
      It may be something in your driveline such as a driveshaft, pinion angle, etc. I bet if you search on here you can get ideas and see if anyone found their issue. There have been a lot of people with vibration issues.

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      wow sorry goodrich lol!!!!!!! to funny
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    5. 07-16-2014 #4
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      My brake pedal get to shaking bad what could that be could it be the tires.
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      you might want to pull your wheels off and make sure they are seating properly.
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      KWD's are **** tires. . . but im 100% sure they are not your issue if they are balanced right. id be more suspicious of driveshaft balance or if your wheels are mounted properly to the hubs


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