Vibration under acceleration
#11
Re: Vibration under acceleration
Car was also aligned about 5,000 miles ago to these spec's.
Front:
-1.0 camber / Toe is zero'd
Rear:
-1.75 camber.
#12
Re: Vibration under acceleration
I do know that the trailing arm bushings need to be replaced here pretty soon, but I did just replace the front lower ball joints and tie rods a couple weeks ago.. Suspension was all just redone a few months ago with Koni/Ground Controls.
Car was also aligned about 5,000 miles ago to these spec's.
Front:
-1.0 camber / Toe is zero'd
Rear:
-1.75 camber.
Car was also aligned about 5,000 miles ago to these spec's.
Front:
-1.0 camber / Toe is zero'd
Rear:
-1.75 camber.
#15
Re: Vibration under acceleration
Seriously, check the wheel bearings. They dont necessarily make noise before you feel them. Had this happened to me, changed the bearings and it was all good.
I know exactly what you're talking about. You accelerate and it "vibrates" for a bit until the car gains more momentum/speed and then stops vibrating.
I know exactly what you're talking about. You accelerate and it "vibrates" for a bit until the car gains more momentum/speed and then stops vibrating.
#16
Re: Vibration under acceleration
Seriously, check the wheel bearings. They dont necessarily make noise before you feel them. Had this happened to me, changed the bearings and it was all good.
I know exactly what you're talking about. You accelerate and it "vibrates" for a bit until the car gains more momentum/speed and then stops vibrating.
I know exactly what you're talking about. You accelerate and it "vibrates" for a bit until the car gains more momentum/speed and then stops vibrating.
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