I don't think the basic equipment is expensive - many gas stations used to
have on-car spin balancing setups years ago because they were cheaper. It's
a portable motor/roller assembly (looks kinda like a floor jack) to spin the
non-drive wheels (the driven wheels are usually just turned by the engine)
and a balancer that clamps into the wheel. Not nearly as extensive as the
off-car spin-balancers.
Karl
> Every TR6 I've owned have shimmied at around 62 MPH. The only time they
> haven't is when I've had the tires balanced on the car. The problem is,
> I can't find anyone who does that anymore! If anyone knows of someone
> around the Space Coast...
>
> Or, of course, has the machine to sell cheap!
>
> Joe
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