Weird noise when driving
Team Owner
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Crossville TN
If you have stock rally trim rings on the wheels, that is the most likely place for such ticking noises. The aftermarket trim rings are notorious for such noises, as the metal tangs are weaker and some can make little contact....except when the wheels are turning.
Take the trim rings OFF and see of you still have the noises.
Take the trim rings OFF and see of you still have the noises.
Drifting
Joined: Aug 2016
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From: Arizona
The scrape at the end was just a car that drove by me. The ticking/tapping noise you hear is the only noise its making
also these tires never made a noise when they were first put on. I just recently had some 3 finned spinners put on the wheels, and also had the weights relocated since they were visible on the outside of the wheel and I didn't want them pitting my aluminum wheels. This noise started occurring after that.
also these tires never made a noise when they were first put on. I just recently had some 3 finned spinners put on the wheels, and also had the weights relocated since they were visible on the outside of the wheel and I didn't want them pitting my aluminum wheels. This noise started occurring after that.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jan 2012
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From: myrtle beach sc
Army
I had a ticking sound and thought that a lifter was making noise on my ZZ4. Someone checked it and it was a small leak in the exhaust manifold gasket. You have a couple of exhaust pipe leaks so you never know. Lou.