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when I am making a hard right turn, or one where I will start to feel some g's, I will sometimes get a nasty sound coming from the rear right side of the car. It sounds like a cross between metal on metal (squealing, not grinding) and whistleing. It made this noise with the factory wheel but it seems to be louder since I purchased new rims. Any ideas?
I shouldn't have a LSD, since it's not listed under the options on my car...
it could be the side gears in the diff. i pulled mine out and needed to replece them. the ones on the right side were all chewed up so that might be it. But im not sure get more info first than let me know.
1999 Camaro V6 A4<br />Navy Blue metallic<br />Intake+Exhaust+4.10+?=?
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