Vibration increase with speed.
11-29-2006, 02:55 PM
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Vibration increase with speed. Hey guys, I have been having an issue with my 98 Z thats began to get progressively worse, At highway speeds (65) the vibration is pretty bad and only gets worse with acceleration. Weird thing is i feel it through the whole car, my passenger seat shakes really bad at speed as well, and passengers feel it worse then I do, I have reason to believe it comes from the front right corner of the car, could any suspension components cause this? I thought perhaps the tire went out of balance somehow, I had two spare tires that had better tread placed on my wheels and re balanced, it helped some, but its still there. One thing I noticed is that the passenger front tire had a excessive wear on the outside of the tire. I also know my tranny mount is shot, but whether i am on the gas or not, makes no difference in the vibe. can I get pointed in a direction to check things out? Thanks guys.
11-29-2006, 02:59 PM
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Originally Posted by TraviZ
Hey guys, I have been having an issue with my 98 Z thats began to get progressively worse, At highway speeds (65) the vibration is pretty bad and only gets worse with acceleration. Weird thing is i feel it through the whole car, my passenger seat shakes really bad at speed as well, and passengers feel it worse then I do, I have reason to believe it comes from the front right corner of the car, could any suspension components cause this? I thought perhaps the tire went out of balance somehow, I had two spare tires that had better tread placed on my wheels and re balanced, it helped some, but its still there. One thing I noticed is that the passenger front tire had a excessive wear on the outside of the tire. I also know my tranny mount is shot, but whether i am on the gas or not, makes no difference in the vibe. can I get pointed in a direction to check things out? Thanks guys.
11-29-2006, 03:02 PM
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Originally Posted by JD_AMG
Could be a lot of things. First, get the wheels balanced. Check the tie rods. Also, do you have stock brake rotors? If so they may be warped, and will vibrate the car no matter if your braking or not, mine did and I replaced them with duralast rotors for pretty cheap, vibrations went away.
11-29-2006, 03:06 PM
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Originally Posted by TraviZ
You guys are quick, thank you. Come to think of it, it only started to vibrate sometime after I put new pads and rotors on the front and rear. I do have a shudder coming to a stop only once the brakes have warmed up, I believe its the rears since I did not replace the rear rotors, And I do not feel it in the steering wheel. could rear brakes cause the whole car to vibrate? the funny part is the passenger seat, it gets hyphy on the highway.
11-29-2006, 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted by TraviZ
You guys are quick, thank you. Come to think of it, it only started to vibrate sometime after I put new pads and rotors on the front and rear. I do have a shudder coming to a stop only once the brakes have warmed up, I believe its the rears since I did not replace the rear rotors, And I do not feel it in the steering wheel. could rear brakes cause the whole car to vibrate? the funny part is the passenger seat, it gets hyphy on the highway.
