Headset creates the wobble?

[NickOlson]

I have a sinz integrated headset, and it seems like it may be creating the shaking back and fourth similar to unbolted razor pros, is this possible?

 

[gjdadj]

tighten the shit outta compression/locknut and if it still does it then it may be youre clamp

 

[Carson .]

Mine does it too. No
Matter how tight I crank that mofo.

 

[instinctscooter]

it could easily be the headset, if you have an old one try it to see if the wobble stops

 

[gjdadj]

new headset???

 

[Rob.]

it would help if you described your whole set up.

 

[Anton]

Make sure the bearings are facing the wrong way. I know it sounds dumb but it's a common mistake.

 

[Ronnie Bergan]

Make sure the bearings are facing the wrong way. I know it sounds dumb but it's a common mistake.

dude what?

 

[Anton]

Hahaha my bad. Are not*

 

[evanreed]

they are facing the right way, this is nick too haha I have district v3 bars, district v2i deck, ics, and epic 10 fork.

 

[Rob.]

i found your problem
"ics"

 

[dpnelson31]

With ICS, it is soo hard to get ride of the wobble. Your bolt may not catch enough of the starnut threads, but even if it did and you tightened it all the way, it would not spin well. ICS is flawed that way

 

[NickOlson]

alright well I knew ics wasn't all too good but it's cheap, thanks paul and rob for the advice I think I'll save up for a proto scs or just make do until the tilt scs releases

 

[BrandonD]

alright well I knew ics wasn't all too good but it's cheap, thanks paul and rob for the advice I think I'll save up for a proto scs or just make do until the tilt scs releases

my friend is selling an east 2 west scs