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Hey everyone got couple issues with the gtr ATM

First : when I drive straight and turn left there sounds like somthing is out of place or the budging in the sway bar is gone but when I turn right there's no sound at all?

Havnt taking it to the mechanic but I'd thought I'd try here first can get a video in the next day or two

Second : vibration

Only when I rev between 1100rpm - 1190rpm there is a mild vibration coming through the steering wheel and door trims I thought it was engine mount but when I looked under the bonnet and reved it a little bit the motor wasn't moving much :)

Only happins between those reves so bit confused

Cheers !!!

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its just harmonics at those revs, do you have stock engine mounts? if not then this will add to the vibrations.

the knock is harder, jack it up safely and check every nut and bolts, and check out the bushes while your under there

I just bought the car from the auctions cheap as chips couldn't go for a test drive

But for the price I got it for i didn't really care if there was any problems

Any wear percific or just the bushings on the sway

Cheers

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