Subject	I still hear mine when I'm going over 10 mph.
Posted by	Karl (MD) on August 15, 2008 at 4:21 PM
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In Reply To	Re: I think you just jinxed me. posted by ZIL32 on August 15, 2008 at 04:11 PM
Message	I've just been around the neighborhood though. It goes away when I'm going slowly and turning (around a street corner, for example). None of the nuts feel loose when I push at them. I guess I should pull back into the garage... which is lame since I just had my Z up on jacks last night.
Follow Ups	Stoptech noise... - CameronSF 15:37:42 08/15/08 I think you just jinxed me. - Karl (MD) 16:03:43 08/15/08 Re: I think you just jinxed me. - ZIL32 16:11:00 08/15/08 I still hear mine when I'm going over 10 mph. - Karl (MD) 16:21:04 08/15/08 Check your lug torque. Then try to... - CameronSF 16:51:14 08/15/08 It was lug torque, good grief. Thanks for the help, Cameron. (n/m) - Karl (MD) 17:12:22 08/15/08 Yup...from the inside of rotors... - CameronSF 16:20:44 08/15/08 What's the tolerance? - Karl (MD) 16:23:24 08/15/08 Dunno...I did the "old race car guy hand feel" spec... (n/m) - CameronSF 16:50:01 08/15/08 Mmmm..better check mine! - ZIL32 16:05:33 08/15/08 Good info! (n/m) - DVDBURN (MD) 16:21:58 08/15/08 Belleville washers; here's a link to the Wikipedia article. - Karl (MD) 16:36:45 08/15/08 Re: Stoptech noise... - vorpalZ 16:53:46 08/15/08 No that wasn't the problem.... - Chad M (CA) 18:07:12 08/15/08 just checking, - vorpalZ 01:35:35 08/16/08 Those conical washers are standard items - Brad(RI) 09:17:54 08/16/08
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