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What would cause the front end on a 94 G20 conversion to shimmy and vibrate?
Outsieddubtub
First thing to do is to have the wheels balanced.. If that don't fix it, have the front end aligned, and they will tell you if it needs tie rod ends or other front end parts. HTH, Chuck
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