Vibration
10-17-2008, 09:35 PM
#12
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I took it to the dealership, they told me that my car looked as if it had been in an accident, and the rear end isn't exactly stock anymore so that could also be causing the problem...damnit, this is b.s. I asked what they meant by not stock and I was told that some items with the rear end looked like they had been replaced and since the car has independent suspension the vibration could transfer from the rear to the front...oh and he also said that it's probably the rims as well.
10-17-2008, 10:10 PM
#14
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try taking off the little clips that the factory uses to hold to rotor in place. those are like having a small washer in between the rim and hub. I had a similar problem when I went with after market wheels and tires that were bigger than stock. removing them made a difference for me. It sounds silly but it is worth a try.
10-18-2008, 07:35 PM
#18
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I think i read on here once that if the drive shaft is put on in correctly that the car may vibrate. And she is stock. And it doesn't have indepent, now that I think about it the guy that i was talking to was tard.
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