GrayS550
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I’ve posted about this, but thought I’d go more into detail to rule out what else it could be.
When accelerating (both Full throttle and regular throttle) between 60mph - 80mph+, the car wobbles on acceleration. It’s a slight wobble as if the wheels are turning left and right a couple degrees, all while the steering wheel is straight, which makes it feel like I could lose control if I don’t release my throttle. It stops when I release my throttle, and starts up again when I accelerate.
My steering wheel is straight, but it still wobbles.
My wheels are balanced, no vibration in the steering wheel, alignment is perfect, still wobbles.
Could it be tires? The tread is really good on them, they have a lot of grip. When I drive regular city speeds, I don’t get wobbles so im guessing it’s not tires?
Could it be wheel hub bearings? How do I check and what would I be looking for if they’re bad?
Could it be struts? If they’re shot, what would I be looking for?
What else can I look for? My suspension has been checked out by 2 different shops, including pressure testing and everything checked out. Shop 1 was a local, well known muscle car shop close by, and the second shop was les Schwab.
Muscle car shop took it for a test drive and said it could be wheel hubs.
Les Schwab pressure tested my suspension and said everything looked good.
I haven’t had fun driving my car because of this issue.
2018 Mustang GT base package, 24k miles, SR Performance Sport Lowering Springs (the rest of the suspension is stock (bought the car like that)).
When accelerating (both Full throttle and regular throttle) between 60mph - 80mph+, the car wobbles on acceleration. It’s a slight wobble as if the wheels are turning left and right a couple degrees, all while the steering wheel is straight, which makes it feel like I could lose control if I don’t release my throttle. It stops when I release my throttle, and starts up again when I accelerate.
My steering wheel is straight, but it still wobbles.
My wheels are balanced, no vibration in the steering wheel, alignment is perfect, still wobbles.
Could it be tires? The tread is really good on them, they have a lot of grip. When I drive regular city speeds, I don’t get wobbles so im guessing it’s not tires?
Could it be wheel hub bearings? How do I check and what would I be looking for if they’re bad?
Could it be struts? If they’re shot, what would I be looking for?
What else can I look for? My suspension has been checked out by 2 different shops, including pressure testing and everything checked out. Shop 1 was a local, well known muscle car shop close by, and the second shop was les Schwab.
Muscle car shop took it for a test drive and said it could be wheel hubs.
Les Schwab pressure tested my suspension and said everything looked good.
I haven’t had fun driving my car because of this issue.
2018 Mustang GT base package, 24k miles, SR Performance Sport Lowering Springs (the rest of the suspension is stock (bought the car like that)).
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