snake396
New Member
ok, here we go.
#1, under light to medium left hand turning, I would get a sort of humming or rubbing noise from the right rear on my '97. not sure what may have been causing it, but the other day while chasing a bmw around a long left hand bend, at around 60, it became constant, and pronounced. i heard it over the radio. but just minutes later pulling into a gas station near where i live, i had to make a sharp left at around 10 to 15 mph, got it there too. any ideas?
#2, the LSSHOC is having a fun run through some of the hill country in the bandera area in the beginning of Nov. i was wondering if anything would be hurt if i pulled the third cat and flex-pipe and dumped from the y-pipe just for the weekend. i saw the hanger's just after the third cat today, (at Sergio's while it was on the lift, checking to see if the suspension was in order under there) so i figure everthing behind that will be supported while it's disconnected.
as usual, thank you in advance. i usually forget to respond to your answers and thank everyone.
-Ian
#1, under light to medium left hand turning, I would get a sort of humming or rubbing noise from the right rear on my '97. not sure what may have been causing it, but the other day while chasing a bmw around a long left hand bend, at around 60, it became constant, and pronounced. i heard it over the radio. but just minutes later pulling into a gas station near where i live, i had to make a sharp left at around 10 to 15 mph, got it there too. any ideas?
#2, the LSSHOC is having a fun run through some of the hill country in the bandera area in the beginning of Nov. i was wondering if anything would be hurt if i pulled the third cat and flex-pipe and dumped from the y-pipe just for the weekend. i saw the hanger's just after the third cat today, (at Sergio's while it was on the lift, checking to see if the suspension was in order under there) so i figure everthing behind that will be supported while it's disconnected.
as usual, thank you in advance. i usually forget to respond to your answers and thank everyone.
-Ian
