vibration
#11
the reason it's getting worse is because with the pedal pushed in, the driveline is now only spinning from the inertia of the rear wheels. with the clutch engaged(pedal UP), the entire driveline is now under pressure from the motor, reducing any vibration because there is active torque in the line.
think of spinning a basketball on your finger. as long as you keep it going with your other hand, it will continue to spin fast and smooth. once it begins to slow and you're no longer applying continued speed to it, it wobbles and dances around.
think of spinning a basketball on your finger. as long as you keep it going with your other hand, it will continue to spin fast and smooth. once it begins to slow and you're no longer applying continued speed to it, it wobbles and dances around.
#12
the reason it's getting worse is because with the pedal pushed in, the driveline is now only spinning from the inertia of the rear wheels. with the clutch engaged(pedal UP), the entire driveline is now under pressure from the motor, reducing any vibration because there is active torque in the line.
think of spinning a basketball on your finger. as long as you keep it going with your other hand, it will continue to spin fast and smooth. once it begins to slow and you're no longer applying continued speed to it, it wobbles and dances around.
think of spinning a basketball on your finger. as long as you keep it going with your other hand, it will continue to spin fast and smooth. once it begins to slow and you're no longer applying continued speed to it, it wobbles and dances around.
any suggestions to what it might be. and why it just now statred this the tranny and rear have been done for months
#17
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