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Wierd Suspension issue

Just looking for a little input. My 96 has just recently decided that it wants to vibrate like mad when I hit a bump on the right side between 30 and

48 MPH. The best I can discribe it is that it feels like a loose/broken motor mount. This is not the case. I have checked all of the suspension components and replaced the shocks and struts. Starting to make me mad!

Anyway, I will probably figure that out tonight. On another note, has anyone successful resolved the loose off condition of their Camaro? I was getting a bad tight entry which I fixed, but the loose off is not cool. Especially when you hit the raised shoulder that lifts the back. For anyone thinking it, I will not add a gay wing. I was thinking of fabricating a NASCAR style spoiler that I could adjust depending on the course. Does anyone know if there is a kit for this out there? Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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98 Camaro
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98 Camaro
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Thanks for the help. I guess this is troll/spam group only. No serious people allowed. I am done. Later to all that have been of value and conversation.

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98 Camaro

Don't take it personal just because nobody here has the answer to your question. It's not like we all know the answer, but just don't want to tell you. If I am not familiar with a problem, I don't post a response. Would you rather that I just made something up to tell you? - Gary

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Gary - KQ6RT

Damn newsservers Didn't see this thread until today.

Your choice. Sometimes people don't know the answer, so they won't reply to avoid giving false info. Others, like myself, have shitty news feeds.

Is it possible that a tire might somehow cause this? Is it ft or rear? Have you tried a tire rotation to see if it changes?

I don't care about gay spoilers.

NOI

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Thund3rstruck

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