did u install new pads ?
if not than the old pads are warn to the old rotors.
you need to replace the pads and cut the rotors again.
if you answered yes to the first question then take it to a shop who can turn the rotors on the car.
on-car lathes are much more precise than standard brake...
sounds like a balance issue, took me several times to to get the shake out of my cooper stt's, although last year my ball joints were sloppy which felt like a wheel out of balance. you fill it more with offroad tires or a/m wheels.
no problems with the 305's,
could of had issues with the power steering if i continued
with the 305's, steering was very tight.
here's a link to some more pics
http://community.webshots.com/user/suttie100
i ran baja claws for a couple of years,
got more mileage than i expected.
loved everything about them EXCEPT
no traction when side hilling.
i just got some firestone mt's last week,
so far so good.
no mudding yet just rocks & soft dirt.
i stepped down from 305's to 285's because
they didn't...
i have a few nice knives,
i carry a benchmade auto with me every day
my main hobby are guns, i've been collecting them since
i was young
http://community.webshots.com/album/64396441CVwtpH
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