Alright, ive been trying to chase down a vibration hopefully i can describe it right. Its like i'm driving on a road that has been patched up and has minor pot holes in it, its not very rough but its enough to feel it. i feel it more when im going down a smooth road then a rough one. It started happening after i took the car through quite a lot of curves heading to the coast, (i was doing lots of breaking/speeding up, the ROTOR's are not warped ive checked them)

I did take the driveshaft off the car and took a look at the u-joints, neither of them looked/felt as if they were bad. the front yoke felt a little loose, but i attruibed that to it being a 23 year old car. Took the car to get the tires reballanced, but that wasnt it.

The tranny mount was broke, i fixed that, but the vibration is still there, i can feel it through out all speeds, low speeds being the worst, high speeds i can barely feel it, I can also feel it when i'm breaking (which led me to check the rotors, which were still good)

Anybody have any ideas on what else i should check?

 

id check the ball joints or tie rod ends.

 

I'd check the front wheel bearings or better yet, just replace them! Soopa cheap and easy.

I actually fried a set on my driver's side one night on the expressway from an extended time at 110. Slowed down, then all of a sudden, I had a vibration/grinding noise coming from the front wheel. They were in such bad shape, it took a set of pullers to get the rotor off.

 

While going throught the turns, did you lock up any of the wheels? You many have flat spotted one or more tires.

 

no wheels were locked up during the curves , gonna check out the wheel bearings sunday (dont have any free time until then) And let you all know.

 

sounds like a busted belt in one of the tires