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Old Aug 22, 2006 | 10:48 PM
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well tonight my friend and I went for a 50mi ride in it, and halfway, it the drums were shaking the car like crazy! I really need to get those checked out, as I think they are the problem. I rode over railroad track, every poor surface you can name, and there were no nasty noises. The only things were the drums shaking the car back and forth and some rubbing noises at cruise
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Old Aug 22, 2006 | 11:31 PM
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Is that something leaking out from the inside of your rim is it just the pic?
WD-40 he said.
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Old Aug 22, 2006 | 11:36 PM
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Is that something leaking out from the inside of your rim is it just the pic?
WD-40 he said.
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thats just water from when I washed it before i took the pic lol and yes wd 40 on the metal parts
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holy carp there is a second page to this thread!


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Page 2 yes..

Can you pull the drums or bring it into a shop as this needs to be looked at for this topic to move forward.
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yes, i think sometime this week I will take it in and have them looked at, then i'll get back with whatever i found out
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is a spring loose in the rear breaks. I had that once....it would move around in there and lodge/unlodge...
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