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i recently bought an r32 gts-t, its nice n clean and i have no complaints.

but, wen driving at about 60 or more, i hear a 'bzzz' kind of sounds, sounds like air passing thru sumwer under the car or sumfing, thers no affect to the boost or idle engine , it makes the sounds wen im moving and wen i turn the car to the left its like the noise reduces, wat could it possibly be? sounds like air travellnig thru sumwer and making a buzzin sound under the engine, i duno?

could it simply be a hole in the exhaust.?

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i recently bought an r32 gts-t, its nice n clean and i have no complaints.

but, wen driving at about 60 or more, i hear a 'bzzz' kind of sounds, sounds like air passing thru sumwer under the car or sumfing, thers no affect to the boost or idle engine , it makes the sounds wen im moving and wen i turn the car to the left its like the noise reduces, wat could it possibly be? sounds like air travellnig thru sumwer and making a buzzin sound under the engine, i duno?

could it simply be a hole in the exhaust.?

hey my mate had a similar sound with his 32 gtr i think it turned out to be the shield around the cat or the the pyro sensor would vibrate against the shield at a certain rev range. You could possibly take your car to an exhaust shop and get it put onto the hoist maybe tighten everything up (nuts and bolts). Just an idea you mite be lucky and find it or it will keep driving you crazy the whole time you have the car good luck with it all though :D

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