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Brand new 4x4 with new 4 inch suspension lift. At 50 mph when braking it shakes and smooths out when it slows down. Any suggestions?
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∙ 18y ago
PROBABLY a warped brake rotor, but there could be other problems that cause that. make sure that all your suspension components are torqed to specs. you can get the specs from the lift kit manufacturer. get your alignment checked.
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∙ 18y ago
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What would cause a 2001 Bonneville to shake at 40 mph and quit at about 50mph it also shakes when braking. We have had it aligned twice.?
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Front end shakes at 70mp?
Uneven application of braking power at high speeds, caused by the heat that is made between the rotor and the brake pad; this is causing uneven stresses in the rotor. Such heavy brake usage aggravates the situation by providing uneven wearing along the circumference of the braking surface. However, other possibilities occur with loose suspension ortire wear; i.e.wheels out of balance.
