Re: HELP: 93 Toyota Corolla vibration problem!

" krp" <krp2457k@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Mike" <mik@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> krp wrote:
>>>>
>>>>     Did he say the brakes APPLIED?  That isn't what I read. He said
he 
>>>> felt
>>>> he had to add pressure to the gas pedal. Without being there driving
the
>>>> car, my best answer to you is YES. If a wheel is out on the side to
side
>>>> axis, it CAN appear at a specific speed that the brakes are on.
That's 
>>>> NOT
>>>> what's really happening.
>>>> You can demonstrate this for yourself the next time you are in a car.

>>>> Roll
>>>> down the window and put your hand out. Try different positions for
your
>>>> hand. Flat to the flow of air, then rotate it side to side on the 
>>>> horizontal
>>>> axis. If you can look at the instruments at the same time (assuming
you 
>>>> are
>>>> NOT the driver) you'll see that it actually CAN slow the car down a 
>>>> little.
>>>> Same if the wheel isn't straight in the rolling axis as the wheel 
>>>> revolves.
>>>> Actually there are more than two. They can be affected in all of
them.
>>>> Caster, Camber and so on. Wheel balance, front end alignment. Some
things
>>>> have been rules out others NOT.
>>>
>>> Ha Ha HA so his tire is wobbling so much the air resistance makes it
hot
>>> to the touch. Don't stick your hand out the window it might burn up.
>>
>>
>>   LMAO
>>
>>  Will tires catch fire if you drive too fast or do the wheels just warp
;) 
>> ??
>
>
>    Funny?  Want to watch some video from NASCAR and Indycar racing?  How

> much heat sort of depends on SPEED doesn't it? a Corolla is HIGHLY
unlikely 
> to hit a speed to break into flames EVEN with a NITROUS BOOSTER


  Show me ONE instance of  a tire that starts burning from driving too
fast, 
just one !!!


- however -
> heat does build up from wobbling wheels.

  And they burst into flames ?????     LMFAO


>Maybe as your DRIVE smartass you might want to look out your window and
see 
>those pieces of rubber from Truck tires. Do you EVER wonder just a LITTLE
why 
>those big chunks of rubber are there? Think HEAT has a LITTLE to do with
it 
>Mister KNOW IT ALL?
>

  I don't need to wonder, I know what causes it. I can tell you that they 
don't get hot from friction with the air flowing over them.