ChromeSE5

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My car shakes during acceleration past 70 mph, in any gear. During hard acceleration before that, it does just fine. But i do notice that my stick is wobbling left to right like crazy past 70mph during acceleration. Is this an alignment issue? Im dropped and never had it aligned (because i thought if it drove straight its all good). Anyways... any input would be great. Thanks and greatly appreciated.
eugene

audiblepiphany

I actually have been having a similar problem. Although I can't make it consistantly happen. When I got to about 60 the steering wheel started shaking back and forth and I noticed the stick was doing the same. But a little further in the drive it stopped. I later brought the car up to 90 and it was as smooth as ever. This has happened to me twice so far.

I30swimmer

go get the car alligned and balanced... that should solve your problem!!

ChromeSE5

iTrader: (3)

i figured. it happened right after i got new tires so maybe jacking the car up had something to do with it.... but i will get my car aligned.

Lontar1

iTrader: (5)

get the car alligned and balanced

EastSideMaxima

iTrader: (4)

Check ur rotors... mine started wobbling when they were out of balance!

GreenSeMax

i would say one of two things, the belts in the tires may have shifted, in which you'd have to rotate them, side to side. meaning you'll have to remount them cuz they're radials. They are also likely out of balance, that would explain the steering wheel shaking. I would have them rotated/balanced, and with that an alignment. After that if it didn't change i'd look toward your struts. If you're tires are worn abnormally, specifically cupping, or wearing sporadically on the tires, i'd lean towards struts. Obviously the first is the least expensive option, i'd start there.

ChromeSE5

iTrader: (3)

Tires are brand spankin new with about 1000 miles so i dont think thats it but i will definitely get them aligned.

GreenSeMax

hmmmmm, start with the alignment, but a new set of struts may be in your future.