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Rotor Vibration Help...

Discussion in 'Brakes' started by engine24355, Jan 29, 2008.

  1. engine24355

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    I have GM rotors on all four corner of my T and have the classic GM rotor vibration at 55 MPH. I know the easiest / cheapest thing to do would to balance the wheel and rotor together, but looking at other options. Is it possible to just replace the front rotors only? Maybe with a lighter material rotor? Obviously this wil be more expensive, but just exploring other options. Thoughts??? Advice???
     
    #1 engine24355, Jan 29, 2008
  2. RPM

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    You could have them balanced on a wheel balancer. Just like a wheel but instead of adding weights you will use a grinder and remove metal from the heavy side.
     
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