~~Howl/whistle noise at 60-74 mph (details inside)~~
#1
~~Drivetrain/whistle noise at 60-74 mph (details inside)~~
Just got the car back together about 3-4 days ago, I didn't notice this noise till yesterday, and I am wanting to see if anyone else may have had or has this issue!
(Vehicle/Mods/Mileage)
2003 Evo 8 with 90,600 miles.
Mods, fulley built engine, Manley H beam, Wiesco Pistons, ACL and clevite bearings, ported polished head, BC valve spring and retainers, keldford 272's.
Transmission stock, but has buscherwacker stage 1 - new ACT with monoloc clutch
Exahust 3" buscher -
Rear end is stock, but I do have (energy bushings, on mustache bar, and the differential mounts
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What is happening
This noise can be heard from about 62-73 MPH, imagine taking a water bottle that is empty and blowing across the top to make that, humming whistle noise, lit is sort of like that but not as deep. I feel it is drive line related.
It is not the transmission, I ruled that out because i placed the transmission into 4th gear and the noise still stayed from 62-73 mph. At 75 -80 the noise is completely gone
It is hard to say if it is coming from the rear or front, as it resonates so well and is tricky. I also tried to record it, but I got too much road noise (go figure). Everything else runs very well, and this noise I do not believe is the t-case because when I am at decel I don't get the (whine or anything like that)
I am wondering if it is a few different parts resonating together to make this noise.. not entirely sure, but I thought it would make a good thread.
I will do my best to update the thread with any finds, including pictures if necessary.
Cheers,
(Vehicle/Mods/Mileage)
2003 Evo 8 with 90,600 miles.
Mods, fulley built engine, Manley H beam, Wiesco Pistons, ACL and clevite bearings, ported polished head, BC valve spring and retainers, keldford 272's.
Transmission stock, but has buscherwacker stage 1 - new ACT with monoloc clutch
Exahust 3" buscher -
Rear end is stock, but I do have (energy bushings, on mustache bar, and the differential mounts
---------------------
What is happening
This noise can be heard from about 62-73 MPH, imagine taking a water bottle that is empty and blowing across the top to make that, humming whistle noise, lit is sort of like that but not as deep. I feel it is drive line related.
It is not the transmission, I ruled that out because i placed the transmission into 4th gear and the noise still stayed from 62-73 mph. At 75 -80 the noise is completely gone
It is hard to say if it is coming from the rear or front, as it resonates so well and is tricky. I also tried to record it, but I got too much road noise (go figure). Everything else runs very well, and this noise I do not believe is the t-case because when I am at decel I don't get the (whine or anything like that)
I am wondering if it is a few different parts resonating together to make this noise.. not entirely sure, but I thought it would make a good thread.
I will do my best to update the thread with any finds, including pictures if necessary.
Cheers,
Last edited by EVOEvolved; Nov 8, 2016 at 08:00 AM.
#4
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I'd suggest putting the car up and checking for full lubricant in each gear box. You don't want to be driving around wondering what the sound is while a bearing runs dry.
I just mounted winter tires and about 9/10's of the road noise is gone. As performance tires wear they get loud but the increase in noise is so gradual you don't notice it until you swap tires or have the car down for awhile. So, could be that.
I just mounted winter tires and about 9/10's of the road noise is gone. As performance tires wear they get loud but the increase in noise is so gradual you don't notice it until you swap tires or have the car down for awhile. So, could be that.
#5
I'd suggest putting the car up and checking for full lubricant in each gear box. You don't want to be driving around wondering what the sound is while a bearing runs dry.
I just mounted winter tires and about 9/10's of the road noise is gone. As performance tires wear they get loud but the increase in noise is so gradual you don't notice it until you swap tires or have the car down for awhile. So, could be that.
I just mounted winter tires and about 9/10's of the road noise is gone. As performance tires wear they get loud but the increase in noise is so gradual you don't notice it until you swap tires or have the car down for awhile. So, could be that.
Ill check tires and such!
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