Question about a roaring sound.
I just replaced my drivers side axle and bearing due to a "rump, rump, rump" sound that got faster or slower depending on my speed. I could pretty much feel it in my car.
Best thing I can suggest is, jack it up, pull the rear tires off, pull the cover and pull out the axles and just have a look.. If you see any type of grove in either of the axles, replace the bearing and axle..
I would have never believed how damn loud a groved axle and bad bearing could be and how much of a vibration it can cause.. I fixed it and now it almost is like a new car.. I can finally hear my exhaust really good again...
Let us know..
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If it wasn't the holidays I would come up to G-Ville and help you out for a ride in that beast of yours. Have not been in a 500 hp F-Body yet...
I rode on mine for about 5000 miles, but I got a lot less HP than you do. My car isn't a daily driver either..
If you don't plan on trying it yourself anytime soon, I may be able to swing up there one weekend and we can at least slide the axles out and check them. It's pretty easy to put everything back together if it is the bearing and axle. If you had the parts already I could have it done in about 3 hours or less
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OP, Definately sounds like bad bearings and/or axle shaft.
Jeff
New question, I was in a wreck a few months ago where I hit a bad spot in the road going about 60 and slid off the road ,and played Dukes of Hazard for about for about fifty yards. It was bad enough it bent two of my wheels among other stuff. Could this possibly be the cause? Because it would be nice to have the ol' insurance company pay for it, instead of me.
New question, I was in a wreck a few months ago where I hit a bad spot in the road going about 60 and slid off the road ,and played Dukes of Hazard for about for about fifty yards. It was bad enough it bent two of my wheels among other stuff. Could this possibly be the cause? Because it would be nice to have the ol' insurance company pay for it, instead of me.
Thanks for the offer man.. If you can think up a date one weekend I can see what I can try to do.
I think playing Dukes of Hazard could have done it. I think my rear rotors being warped when I bought the car may have messed my one bearing up and then groved the axle, so with a wheel being bent it might have bent your housing, axle,etc... It's possible.....
Again, just let me know if you come up with a date..


