Indeed every car that I've had that vibrated, also seemed to do it at between 60-70mph, try driving at about 72/3 and it normally quietens a bit, not that I'm condoning speeding or anything. As Sam said, try the tracking and the weel balance, any remaining judders I wouldn't worry too much about, it's only if things start making clunking as opposed to rattling noises that you have to worry.
This is of course the reason I ended up doing a tonne in my first mini. It used to judder at 60-70, so you'd slow down and it would stop. However, if you speeded up it stopped too, so one day it stopped juddering and thought that was ok because I must have slowed down. However when I looked down at the speedo, I was in fact doing 100, (it was down a very big hill on the M62). At which point I decided I didn't want to die and slowed down to 60 again.
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Date: 2003-10-22 08:47 am (UTC)This is of course the reason I ended up doing a tonne in my first mini. It used to judder at 60-70, so you'd slow down and it would stop. However, if you speeded up it stopped too, so one day it stopped juddering and thought that was ok because I must have slowed down. However when I looked down at the speedo, I was in fact doing 100, (it was down a very big hill on the M62). At which point I decided I didn't want to die and slowed down to 60 again.