Dj_Seph

If the U-joints aren't the problem, check your rear end. Turned out to be the problem with mine. Also I highly recommend full-length subframe connectors. Make this car sooo much more stable.

AdderMk2

omg, really?

you know you need new tires, and you bitch about a vibration... Is there no end to the stupidity of some people?

projectresto83

I seen that post and didn't even want to waste the time to post a reply....

OP, go get some new tires or get your old ones balanced at least and see what happens.

Js88lx

^^ Geez, What a waist of a response!^^

OK, Mr Fuger Im going to get new rear tires on 15th but if that isnt it Go F&%k your sarcastic *** self, not only that read better, i said tires almost out. They have about 25% tread left, I dont wait til baldness.

Js88lx

I thought this was for technical assistance, not no females bitchin and criticizing.

projectresto83

Lol, OP, don't mind Adder. He is a straight to the point *** but knows what he is talking about. The amount of tread left is not the only reason to need to replace tires. There could be one that has a screwed up belt internally, slightly out of round, ect.....

AdderMk2

on average, tires should be rebalanced every 10k miles, or every six months. Getting a tire balanced once is not sufficient. You say your car vibrates at ~60... well guess when most tire vibrations become the worst... you guessed it... about 60 mph.

Js88lx

ok, thanks guys, didnt mean to snap, haha. Like i said 15th i will get new tires. This is funny sheet!!