So while I'm braking from 50 or 60 or whatever my steering wheel/brake pedal will shake a little at between 20 and 30 MPH. All smooth and doesn't shake at higher or lower than that, I can brake from 60 to 0 and it will only shake when my speedo is between 20 and 30mph. Starts shaking at 30mph and is gone before it hits 20mph. Can't think of what it could be??? Rotors very slightly warped?

 

Could be front rotors warped a little ?

 

Thats what I was thinking but only between those MPHs like that? Hoping someone has herd of this happening.

 

are you sure its not your subwoofers?

 

It's possible that your rotors could be a little warped, you don't feel the shaking at any other speeds?

 

isnt there a recall for this?

 

Lol ya I turned the stereo off and tried it just to make sure.

No shaking at any other speeds. I'd think if the rotor was warped a little or even alot, that it would shake at most speeds.

Not that I know of but i'll look into it. Would be cool if there is.

 

Hmm that's true, when I had my lancer ralliart the wheel would shake like crazy when I hit the brakes at any speed because of the rotors. You might want to take it your local shop to have them check it out, I hate taking my car in but sometimes it's the best thing to do haha

 

i feel ya dude mine has done this for awhile but mines from 40mph-30mph then nothing shakes higher or lower. ive made a couple threads and no one can tell for sure. If its my rotors im just going to wait to replace them all togther. nothing has broke on my car from it (steering column, ect...)

 

I'm voting rotors

 

There's no recall on them, but depending on the millage and year of your car you might get replacements under warranty

 

Ya I just replaced my back brake pads, I'm gonna wait a little longer til my front pads get lower so then I'll just replace all the rotors and front brake pads. Hope that takes car of it.

 

Could be you also got some rust or pitting on the rotor that did not come off during normal braking. I've seen that create problems. Overall though, sounds like your rotors. Perform a good visual inspection to see if you have any nastiness on them.