Got some issues
#1
Got some issues
First off I have a popping sound coming from what sounds to be coming from the drivers side wheel. Only when turning real sharp and also the steering feels kinda mushy and nice and tight.
Second I got the car up to around 60 mph for the first time today and the car rode really rough. Seems like the faster you go over 60 mph the worse it got. I dont know how to really describe it other than it started riding really rough.
I just got the car together, so I dont have any past expierence to reference to, but any info would be greatly appreciate it.
Second I got the car up to around 60 mph for the first time today and the car rode really rough. Seems like the faster you go over 60 mph the worse it got. I dont know how to really describe it other than it started riding really rough.
I just got the car together, so I dont have any past expierence to reference to, but any info would be greatly appreciate it.
#2
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If you just got the car back together you could have distorted brake rotors. Depending on how long the car was down or where it sat they could be warped. That might be your vibration on the highway. It could be allignment issues also. The popping sound my old camaro did that. I was told it was tie rods and ball joints. I never got the car fixed because I sold it before I got around to doing it.
#3
I know the car has sat since Apr since I have had it here in Bama and sat prob another 3-4 months in New York before that. I do know that it needs an alignment because I put the engine and trans in from the bottom. The previous owner claimed to have replace the ball joints and tie rods, but I know how that goes.
The rotors are aftermarket slotted/cross drilled rotors and i will say i have probably put 10-15 miles on the cars in short trips with plenty of stops and they still dont appear clean. So these rotors could cause the vibration at higher speeds?
The rotors are aftermarket slotted/cross drilled rotors and i will say i have probably put 10-15 miles on the cars in short trips with plenty of stops and they still dont appear clean. So these rotors could cause the vibration at higher speeds?
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In my experiences if a rotor is warped it vibrates worse and worse the faster you go. It could be a driveline issue also. Does it grind and shake when you stop? It could also be a bent rim or a wheel weight fell off. There are a lot of little things that can make a vibration.
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#8
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Steering could be air in the power steering lines somehow or maybe a leak. The popping noise like I said in my case it was apparently ball joints and tie rods. Other than that I guess just check the front suspension and look for something rubbing or broke off or something.