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ok in the last few days my car has been virbrating in the front when doing certain speeds.. its not the gearbox, cause at 100k's when you push the clutch in the nosie is still there. its a consistant nosie with the speed, when you go faster the noise goes faster, if you know what i mean.

could it just be the tires needing an alignment? the front cv's need replacing, could it be that?

the car is a R32 GTS-4.

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go wheel alignment @ all 4 wheels. Happened to me when becos i was rushing for time after fitting new tyres and had to rush off for an appointment. The steering wheel was vibrating badly after 100km/h.

it was all good again after i went for a 4 wheel alignment 2 days later.

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its not the steering wheels thats doing it.. i can fell it through the pedal. i think its the front right cv.. its got a crack in it so i think i'll be getting new ones to sort that problem.

but on the weekend i put GTR front struts into my car and now there is a big bonk noise whenever you go over a big bump.. NOT COOL!! i was looking at the front left support arm bush things and one of them is ok and the other has half of it hangin over the side.. it wasn't doing this before i installed the front struts?

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