TSI threshold problem

[Bizently]

I'm not sure if its the V1 or V2 but the back spacers are welded to the deck and i put my wheel in and tightend it all the way and theres still alot of wobble, i added in 2 small spacers on each side of the wheel and it is still loose. Any help?

 

[tyler_magro]

maybe theres not enough thread on your axle. Other than that idk

 

[Robert]

I'm not sure if its the V1 or V2 but the back spacers are welded to the deck and i put my wheel in and tightend it all the way and theres still alot of wobble, i added in 2 small spacers on each side of the wheel and it is still loose. Any help?

Post a picture of the dropouts with and without the wheel on, it will help a lot
But it sounds like you have a v2, and the spacers aren't welded on, they are just pressed in.

 

[Bizently]

Okay yeah well they were just in and take a picture straight on with the wheel off and on?

 

[Bear Grylls]

Your wheels ovalized?

 

[toddpickel]

Your wheels ovalized?

this. Or your bearings are shot, try switching to different bearings.

 

[Bizently]

I think it may be my bearings actually. I will put new ones in now

 

[MartinRowlands]

Your wheels sound like they're ovalized

 

[Bizently]

My bearings are shot i may be getting new ones tomorrow and my wheels arn't ovalized yet the bearing still stays in place fine

 

[Hep Greg]

yeah, either the axle is too long, or your bearings wobble. either way, it should be an easy fix.

 

[Bizently]

Its the stock axle that came with it though but yeah once i get new bearings and wheels it should be all set. I will let you know with the results

 

[Hep Greg]

alright cool. if the new bearings dont work, try throwing some spacers on the axle. you're supposed to have one washer on each side of it.