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I installed a Renagade Yukon 21" with matching rotors. Very nice wheel.
I tried running with no weights 1st and get sever balancing issues at 80mph. I then tried 4oz of Dyna beads and things got a little better, not much.
I was wondering how many oz of Dyna beads did it take to get your custom wheels in balance?
Take the wheel off and break it down. Spin the tire 180 and see if it helps. You might have a heavy spot on the tire and is also on the heavy spot of the wheel. Or just take the wheel to a local shop and have them balance it for you.
1oz in the front is all I needed with my 21. I'm on my 3rd tire with no issues at speed. Might try breaking the beads loose and turning the tire 180 degrees on the rim.
Like everyone said 4 oz is way too much.What made you go with 4 oz ? I have run 2 different 21's on my bike.A 21x2.15 w a 90-90-21. And now a 21X3.50 w a 120-70-21.Always 1 oz never a problem.
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