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Loud noise when cornering

Kojiro
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Kojiro Member

Kojiro

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It has been doing this for a long time, and I probably shouldn't be ignoring it as much as I am. When other people are in my car, the noise it makes when I lose traction usually scares them. It sounds like a ripping/vibrating noise, and it is very very loud inside when the top is not down, and is even audible when the top is down. Any ideas on what this might be? I'll try and get an audio recording of it, and post it.

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Christopher R Member

Christopher R

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I think I am experiencing the same thing. I first wondered if it was the differential or something, I don't know. But I suspect it has something to do with the wheels touching the fenders or inner fenders, because I cannot remember hearing that noise when I had my winter wheels on this winter. Do you use spacers?

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