Phil
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Had a Circle D 4c Installed, now to data log and get a tune.
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Post some times, how'd you do?Took it to the drag strip. Opening day here.
Put a hole in my $1K carbon fiber hood. Now instead of 7 lbs it probably weighs 6 3/4 lbs lol. At least I can put it on now. Innovative scoop on order.
Need to put on the drivers side carbon fiber door on now.
How can you tell from drive line shake vs wheel/rotor shake?
I'm chasing down a vibration at 70mph exactly as well. Just had new wheels mounted and balanced and it's still there.
It's been there through 4 different sets of wheels/tires, 2 different aftermarket suspension setups plus the OEM setup, 2 OEM driveshafts, a DSS driveshaft, and 2 different rear rotor setups.
Not much more I can replace other than the rear diff or axle shafts ...
Stock gears?
Ever try pick the rear end up and let the wheels run off the ground while you watch for a wobble?
Gabe
Dylan has an idea and you could also put a dial indicator on the axel flange. you do have to pull the caliper and rotor but it will tell if you have a bent axel flange. It may be so slight you won't see it with your eye.
You can also check to make sure the distance from front wheel to rear wheel is the same on both sides.
Gabe
Just throwing this out there, but I used to have a 87 Shelby Charger that the wind coming thru the hole when the sun roof was out and the windows were up would beat you to death at 60. Have you added a chin spoiler or different aero piece that would change the air hitting the car. At 100 there is a lot of force on your car that could lead to vibrations.
Why'd you cut it crooked? hahaha kidding, siiiiick