vibration still
vibration still
i was on here a while back and i tried all of the ideas about what might be causing my horrible vibration and nothing has cured it yet. the vibration occurs at about 80 and up. i put lakewood lower control arms on the car had the driveshaft balanced, tires balanced, new stock torque arm and still the vibration. could my tailshaft in the trans be bent or damaged? any ideas would really help out.
95zm6
95zm6
Originally posted by akrott1
- Pinion Bearing, Axle bearings, U-joints, bent axle
Just some ideas....
Aaron
- Pinion Bearing, Axle bearings, U-joints, bent axle
Just some ideas....
Aaron
Where do you think the vibration is coming from,the front?,steering wheel ready to jump out of your hands,dash shaking?,or the rear(most noticeable shaking seats,rumbling noise in the rear?).I would guess warped rotors,or bent wheels.Might get the front wheels balanced while they are ON THE CAR.(out of round wheels?)Hope this helps,as this stuff drives me crazy to.My02
Originally posted by MentalCaseOne
while on the lift and tires rotating... dont forget to check for tire roundness..
I know its silly but I have seen tires out of round...
Marvin
while on the lift and tires rotating... dont forget to check for tire roundness..
I know its silly but I have seen tires out of round...
Marvin
I see you had the DS balaced but you might try flipping it 180 and see if that helps. I had a nasty vibration at that speed and it ended up being the DS so I replaced it with the 1LE piece and it was good.
I have a low speed vibration now but I am pretty sure its the combination of SFCs and exhaust sucked up against the bottom of the car. I am going to have a true dual setup done and then we will see what happens.
I have a low speed vibration now but I am pretty sure its the combination of SFCs and exhaust sucked up against the bottom of the car. I am going to have a true dual setup done and then we will see what happens.
How about your tail-shaft bushing..... I recently changed mine due to some wear, and it's recommended that any time you switch the slip yoke from original you should replace the bushing or you could experience vibration
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