It's a common MX5 problem caused by poor wheel balance and/or alignment.
An easy fix for someone with good machinery and knowledge of MX5s.
Boags
An interesting conundrum....
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Is it at about 105km/h metris?
It's a common MX5 problem caused by poor wheel balance and/or alignment.
An easy fix for someone with good machinery and knowledge of MX5s.
Boags
It's a common MX5 problem caused by poor wheel balance and/or alignment.
An easy fix for someone with good machinery and knowledge of MX5s.
Boags
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I cant think of what else might be causing it...
An out of round tyre or wheel or both? I had a wheel balance problem with some tyres on the NB. I went to several places to get them balanced but nothing worked. I took it to the boys at Spinning Wheel and they spun one of the tyres around on the rim and rebalanced it and all was fixed.
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