Quote Originally Posted by 40chevy
Looking for Help!
I have a 40 Chevy Coupe and My Uncle Has a 48 Mercury Coupe. We seem to be experiencing the same Problem. Depending on the Roads, Our Steering Wheel Shakes, a Brand New Repaved Road Neither One seems to Shake but older roads Do. We both are running Mustang 2 Front Ends, Mine is a Chassis Engineering Brand With Tubular Arms and Lowered Spindles and also has a sway bar installed. His is a Factory Mustang 2 Front Suspension. I have had mine aligned twice, New Balljoints, Tie Rod Ends, Bushings, New Tires but cannot seem to find Shake, He also also did some of the same repalcements he even changed racks and wheels and tires. We cannot seem to find the solution to our problem. Please Help, Give me any Ideas! They are not fun to drive right now!
sound like to me you have something worn or loose. how about your steering joints? broken belts in the tires will do that. maybe the motor is touching the chassis some where and you can feel the motor through the steering. like a solid motor mount deal. if its something worn you should be able to see it. check the shocks also.