Subject	I suppose it could be a bushing or perhaps wheel balance.
Posted by	spyhunterTT(nj) on August 27, 2007 at 8:19 PM
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In Reply To	hard to describe, vibrational type, low tone, high speed (n/m) posted by Quick96tt on August 27, 2007 at 08:14 PM
Message	Try rotating the wheels or having them rebalanced. That said, my money is on the driveshaft Alex
Follow Ups	repost of driveshaft noise - Quick96tt 19:33:01 08/27/07 That's strange. - Russell@Z1 19:38:47 08/27/07 Re: That's strange. - Quick96tt 20:04:09 08/27/07 and uhh, what does this sound like again? (n/m) - spyhunterTT(nj) 20:08:56 08/27/07 hard to describe, vibrational type, low tone, high speed (n/m) - Quick96tt 20:14:50 08/27/07 I suppose it could be a bushing or perhaps wheel balance. - spyhunterTT(nj) 20:19:56 08/27/07 just balanced them 2 weeks ago but not speed related (n/m) - Quick96tt 20:56:00 08/27/07 If its not related to speed, wouldn't that rule out the ds? (n/m) - zcar4me 20:09:27 08/27/07 Im not saying its the DS, but that is all I changed (n/m) - Quick96tt 20:16:03 08/27/07 it sounds louder than a noise transfer problem - Quick96tt 20:19:05 08/27/07 Re: repost of driveshaft noise - wilkendw 22:04:35 08/27/07 bummer is your probably right - Quick96tt 23:31:50 08/27/07 check your catalytic converter heat shields - apudapus 19:16:16 08/28/07 Re: check your catalytic converter heat shields - Quick96tt 23:33:49 08/28/07 I am thinking it could be a exhaust leak at high rpms - Quick96tt 23:38:32 08/28/07
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