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| June 15th, 2013 01:26 PM | |
| drakkhen20 | I hear good things about the h&rs. but if this is your daily driver I wouldn't do race springs. id try to get a spring rate made more for crappy PA streets lol. |
| June 15th, 2013 08:45 AM | |
| HollowPoint429 | Yea that's a little much especially for the crappy roads in pa. I was looking at the H&R race springs |
| June 14th, 2013 08:20 PM | |
| drakkhen20 | I got the bbks that came off mine. but I think they are 2 1/2 lowered. |
| June 13th, 2013 08:18 PM | |
| HollowPoint429 |
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hollow, is your car lowered? cuz mine did that same thing when it was lowered.
 i want to but im not sure what spings to go with, the 18s give me more ground clearance than my old 17s, its gonna be hard finding something that gives me a good stance without being slammed
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| June 13th, 2013 07:21 PM | |
| drakkhen20 | hollow, is your car lowered? cuz mine did that same thing when it was lowered. |
| June 13th, 2013 11:53 AM | |
| HollowPoint429 |
Thank you sir! That would have bugged the hell out of me and I never would have seen in where it was at 
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| June 13th, 2013 07:01 AM | |
| Bullitt95 |
Eleven out of ten for me. 
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| June 12th, 2013 10:02 PM | |
| HollowPoint429 |
i think i found my problem...   notice the shield on the ebrake cable completely worn thru |
| June 12th, 2013 07:30 PM | |
| drakkhen20 | just get a good grip on the drive shaft and see if it has any play as far as front to rear and up and down. if it wiggles your bearing is probably shot, but that would make it roar though, but its a good thing to check since your crawling under there anyway. |
| June 12th, 2013 09:57 AM | |
| HollowPoint429 | I'll be under the rear tonight since I need to get it inspected tomorrow and straight pipes don't fly to good up in pa haha so I'll check the e brake bracket tonight and the cable. Can I check the pinion by just looking under it or do I need to open up the rear? |
| June 11th, 2013 08:11 PM | |
| drakkhen20 |
yes the ebrake cable does run on the very top of the drive shaft housing  . that figured man. evey time I go look at one of my friends cars they do the same thing.lol if its something in the rear end you might be able to feel it in the bottom of your seat. check your pinion lately ? if you have a stock shaft you might want to check the balancer on it to see if its loose.
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| June 11th, 2013 01:11 PM | |
| HollowPoint429 |
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Could it be the e-brake cable bracket rubbing on the driveshaft?
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| June 11th, 2013 08:21 AM | |
| Bullitt95 | Could it be the e-brake cable bracket rubbing on the driveshaft? |
| June 10th, 2013 09:46 PM | |
| HollowPoint429 |
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well you know what you gotta do at this point. put her on blocks and put her in gear and start hitting stuff ( suspintion wise lol.) see what happens. unless you have a 4 point car lift. that would be nice in my case.
---------- Post added at 05:38 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:37 PM ---------- but it is a grinding though right? like gear grinding or rock grinding or what ? OHHHH AND GUESS WHAT IT DOES WHEN I TAKE IT TO THE SHOP!??! absolutly nothing.... 
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| June 10th, 2013 09:38 PM | |
| drakkhen20 |
well you know what you gotta do at this point. put her on blocks and put her in gear and start hitting stuff ( suspintion wise lol.) see what happens. unless you have a 4 point car lift. that would be nice in my case. ---------- Post added at 05:38 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:37 PM ---------- but it is a grinding though right? like gear grinding or rock grinding or what ? |
| June 10th, 2013 09:27 PM | |
| HollowPoint429 |
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lol. I had the same thing happen to me on my 07 gt when I put longtubes on it. im telling you it would sound the same way and it only did it bad if there were two people in the car and I was accelerating. basicly the only thing I could think of that explained it was. when you accelerate your rear end isn't the only thing under a load. your motor mounts are compensating the engine twisting and your trans mount is holding the tailshaft housing from bowing up. if your headers are tight and you push the gas the tailshaft housing moves up slighty from the force thus making the headers lightly rub enough to make that "grinding" or rattling noise but not enough to make any sign of it. sounds weird right? think about it for a while. if your that concerned about it. jack the ass end up and make sure its secure and put it in gear and have a buddy rev on it and switch gears and let off, slow the tires down and accel again so on and so forth til you find that sound. the only thing there is that your rear end wont have a bind but your engine will as I tried to describe above. hope this none sense helped lol.
this is much louder. i understand what your saying about the rotation and torque of the motor but i have a good half inch or more of clearance between the bell housing and header. also it does it even if im just barely on the gas, i know the motor cant be torquing that much when im just giving it 1/8th throttle. could it be a bushing in the rear? im leaning more and more towards something in the suspension because it will do it over speed bumps and rough roads even when im off the gas 
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| June 10th, 2013 09:10 PM | |
| drakkhen20 | lol. I had the same thing happen to me on my 07 gt when I put longtubes on it. im telling you it would sound the same way and it only did it bad if there were two people in the car and I was accelerating. basicly the only thing I could think of that explained it was. when you accelerate your rear end isn't the only thing under a load. your motor mounts are compensating the engine twisting and your trans mount is holding the tailshaft housing from bowing up. if your headers are tight and you push the gas the tailshaft housing moves up slighty from the force thus making the headers lightly rub enough to make that "grinding" or rattling noise but not enough to make any sign of it. sounds weird right? think about it for a while. if your that concerned about it. jack the ass end up and make sure its secure and put it in gear and have a buddy rev on it and switch gears and let off, slow the tires down and accel again so on and so forth til you find that sound. the only thing there is that your rear end wont have a bind but your engine will as I tried to describe above. hope this none sense helped lol. |
| June 10th, 2013 07:21 PM | |
| HollowPoint429 |
Grinding while under load ive had this grinding for the past couple months now and i cant seem to figure out where its coming from or what it is. i did have a problem with my right side header rubbing against the flange on my lakewood bellhousing but i got that taken care of and i still have it. it seems to be worse/more often when i have a passenger or extra weight in the car compared to when its just me (although it still does it occasionally with just me in the car). my starter is tight and i cant see any place that my exhaust would be rubbing. i was thinking maybe my control arms or a bushing? it doesnt grind when im coasting or when the clutch in in just when i give it gas and put the rear under load. anyone have any similar experience? im at a loss
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