Slight Buzzing Vibration when turning left...

Adam95GT

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I got my alignment done and this is still there its only when i turn left its like a little buzzing vibration on my clutch ped. and on my steering wheel/ acc ped. it wasnt there b4 i did the C&C plates and new tires... do you think its just the tread??? it was worse b4 i got the car aligned.... i got it aligned... they maxxed out possitive camber and im at -1.4 and -1.5 so i guess thats not 2 bad

 

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Are the tires rubbing anything?

 

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I would say tire rub as well.

 

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I dont think so but thats what it feels like it makes a slight hum noise when im going strait or left but if i move the steering wheel 1 degree to the right its gone... maybe a balance issue??? i just got the tires mounted and balanced and a fresh alignment...

 

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Is it speed dependant too?

Brand new tires?

I am wondering if it is at all related to the tread on the tire? until it wears in this wouldn't surprise me.

 

Adam95GT

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I think its speed dependant its louder at some speeds then other... i figured it could be tread as well...

 

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are you sure its not a bad wheel bearing. they will change noise depending on which way you are steering. ex. a bad LF(drivers side) bearing if bad would be louder if you make a hard right turn because this forces the weight onto the LF wheel bearing.

 

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I think it may be the tread the Proxies 4 have a really weird tread
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Adam95GT

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it changes on road surface... i think its the tread

 

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I'll agree with that...

 

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NO. take it back and have them do the alignment all over agin. sometime hey mess it up and you can only tell when you are turning. i had this happen to me.

 

Adam95GT

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still there not tread... can these 2 be merged??

 

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Adam95GT said:

I got my alignment done and this is still there its only when i turn left its like a little buzzing vibration on my clutch ped. and on my steering wheel/ acc ped. it wasnt there b4 i did the C&C plates and new tires... do you think its just the tread??? it was worse b4 i got the car aligned.... i got it aligned... they maxxed out possitive camber and im at -1.4 and -1.5 so i guess thats not 2 bad

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That's a lot of negative camber. I would think that you want to be at -1.0 degree max. for very aggressive driving. I'm surprised that with the C&C plates you can't reduce the camber to that number