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SGNL99 · 11-13-2013, 05:11 PM

OK, I've looked and now my mechanic has looked and can't find anything jumping out at us. My car is making a noise like there is something on the axle hitting as it spins. Not sure if it is the axle, just a generalization of what it sounds like. Only makes the noise when accelerating. Stops as soon as you let of the gas. Does not happen at idle or in reverse. I had 3.91 gears done by Lashway about 10 months ago, no issues so far. Also have car lowered one inch with full BMR suspension. Anyone have any similar problems and clues what could be causing this? Sounds like a loud clunk over and over again as you accelerate.

John E · 11-13-2013, 06:05 PM

There are a number of components in the driveline that could account for the noise. JMHO.

11-13-2013, 05:11 PM	#1
SGNL99 Drives: 2010 2SS/RS CGM Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Woodbridge, VA Posts: 50	Noise from Rear OK, I've looked and now my mechanic has looked and can't find anything jumping out at us. My car is making a noise like there is something on the axle hitting as it spins. Not sure if it is the axle, just a generalization of what it sounds like. Only makes the noise when accelerating. Stops as soon as you let of the gas. Does not happen at idle or in reverse. I had 3.91 gears done by Lashway about 10 months ago, no issues so far. Also have car lowered one inch with full BMR suspension. Anyone have any similar problems and clues what could be causing this? Sounds like a loud clunk over and over again as you accelerate. __________________ CAI Black Intake w/ Apex scoop & ww bottle kit; VMAX throttle body; Borla S-type Cat back exhaust; Skip shift eliminator; Elite Engineering catch can; MGW short throw shifter; Stainless Works LT Headers w/ Hi-Flow cats and one awesome JRE TUNE! BMR stage 2 suspension; 3.91 gears

11-13-2013, 06:05 PM	#2
John E Drives: 2014 2SS rs 6M Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Palm Beach Posts: 168	There are a number of components in the driveline that could account for the noise. JMHO.