is this normal

[Jetblack]

I'm sure this isn't normal but you know how when you press the accelerator on a new car there's no vibration under your foot and no interior noise at idle, no rumbling even though I have an after market muffler it doesn't cause this type of rumbling. I'm guessing it's somewhere in the drivetrain but where. Any ideas?

 

[Defiant]

Rumble cable disjoint capable older jumpstart quiver mismatch shake connection throttle idle.

 

[Jetblack]

Whuut? I'm sorry can you say that again.

 

[leet]

What he's trying to say is, your post made absolutely NO ####ing sense. Please clarify.

 

[RoasT BeeF]

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

I'm suprised you didnt just lock the thread Defiant....

THREAD LOCKING WHORE!!

 

[Defiant]

Originally posted by RoasT BeeF
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

I'm suprised you didnt just lock the thread Defiant....

THREAD LOCKING WHORE!!

Now, now, that's hardly any way to be, is it?

Jetblack, give it another try. We didn't get the question. What the hell's the problem?

 

[RoasT BeeF]

hehe

 

[Jetblack]

All right I'll try again. I'm just saying my car rumbles luoder than the average car with only an after market muffler, I think it's from the drivetrain somewhere. I'm new at these forums but you guys can be real comedians:laugh:

 

[Defiant]

If we don't laugh it up, we break down into inconsolable sobbing.

What tires are you running, and how used up are they? I wonder if you're getting a lot of road rumble.

 

[Jetblack]

my tires are cool because I'm talking about sitting still at idle.

 

[Enigma_Man]

if it's just a muffler rumbling sound, then you're fine.


Otherwise, you need to be more descriptive than "rumble"

-Jesse

 

[Defiant]

Well, it's NOT a new car, and being a sports sled, the designers didn't concern themselves all that much with NVH (Noise, Vibration, Harshness) issues because they knew all the drivers would be far too match-o to be worried about it.

In fact, many of us become visibly excited by the rumbling.

Not me, of course.