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Rock Chalk, Jayhawk
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I've seen some other vibration issues that occur at various rpms or with acceleration.
I'm having a vibration that is entirely speed dependent. It doesn't matter what gear or whether I'm even on the throttle. It starts vibrating at 85ish and gets aweful by 100. At 100 the car is shaking violently. I do have a 1-piece CFDS. I've heard of some vibration with them, but I thought those vibrated from 8x-8x mph and then quit vibrating at faster speeds instead of getting worse. Is that right? It does this on two different sets of wheels/tires. What else can I check?
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3S Obsessed
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Did the symptoms you describe start post installation of the shaft?
I had a 1-pc that emitted a strange harmonic buss/drone that started in at around 100 MPH and progressively increased in DB level. I never took it much above 115 sustained as it was way to unnerving. I actually never thought it produced significant vibration felt through the car but the noise sure made it seem so. (I have a 2-pc now and that thing is silent and smooth at sustained high speeds and up to 140). Anyone need a 1-pc? - perfectly fine for the street. The poor thing is just collecting dust in my garage since last spring ![]() |
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Rock Chalk, Jayhawk
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So I don't know if it started happening right after I put the shaft in or if something else has gone wrong since. But its definitely more than just a noise. The car is vibrating pretty hard. |
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3S Obsessed
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It certainly seems to point to your drive shaft as the probable cause. Countless others have reported elsewhere thier hit or miss experiences on the vibration issue. I suppose there are at least two things remaining to do. 1) Unbolt and rotate 90deg and re-test interatively to explore possibility that it may go silent for you. 2) Contact PST and go for a swap to the 2-pc.
Good luck - hope things work out. Dan 97VR4
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3S Obsessed
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I probably have misunderstood your last post. So.. are you saying that you are out on open road - and traveling at say 85MPH+ (or when you are sensing the vibration) and then you nudge the steering a bit? If true, then I am not able to rationalize that senario as I would think one would not be able to turn at very much degrees (sustained) at that speed or you would be sailing off road in pretty short order. Dan 97VR4 |
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Rock Chalk, Jayhawk
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Yeah, at 80-85mph on a 70mph highway. When the road curves and I have to follow it or when I switch lanes. Or even just an extremely small movement within the lane (barely putting any pressure on the steering wheel) I can just feel the vibration intensify.
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