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| 3 days ago I had new tires fitted to my daily driver (no, not my MG yet. Today I felt a front end vibration. I was cursing the installer's balancing skills and planning to return. When I got home, this is what I found!! Art |
| A Pearse |
| OK, how do I upload ? Art |
| A Pearse |
| Art, the picture cannot be too large. You may have to downsize it or reduce it's resolution. |
| mike parker |
| Here it is! Art
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| A Pearse |
| How sad. Fuzz |
| Russ Carnes |
| So, the front end did feel a little squirrelly. |
| SAC Scott Curtis |
| That's nuts! |
| MGA Larry |
| I was unaware that Volvos used that form of propulsion. How much Squirrelpower do you get at the wheels? |
| Mark J Michalak |
| I bet that was a rollercoaster ride like no other! Too bad for the chipmunk. |
| mike parker |
| I think I will stick with the lead weights! |
| Cam Cunningham |
| I calculated that at 65 mph, the poor critter was exposed to 160 G, so I don't suppose he was feeling much like pedalling. |
| A Pearse |
| Go fer it! Peter. |
| P. Tilbury |
| All you need is another one 180 away from that one and you'll be good! |
| Bill Spohn |
| So, as I understand it, all you need to do is tie a few bits of cheese or acorns to the spokes and the wheels will auto balance! Steve |
| Steve Gyles |
| Now I know why my dog only chases Volvos! Mark |
| M Gannon |
This thread was discussed between 14/10/2008 and 16/10/2008
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